Thursday 29 October 2015

This Is How You Become Unattractive And You’re Not Aware of It

Vetch.

This Is How You Become Unattractive And You’re Not Aware of It
Sebastian Eguez

Everyone strives to be a great person, kind, caring, and compassionate.
But for some people, that’s not always the case. There are many behaviors or ‘bad habits’
that people have that make them seem unattractive, annoying,
or someone that no one wants to be around with.
A few of these harmful characteristics are offered for you below,
and if you happen to realize that you embody any of them – quit!
You might find your circle of friends grow once you do.

1. You are Self-Absorbed
Many people do this without realizing it. You focus solely on yourself, talk only about yourself,
and often don’t care what others around you have to say.
You think you’re the only one who matters. If this is you, it’s time to change.
No one wants to be a friend with someone who only cares about themselves.

2. You Focus on Outer Beauty, Ignoring What’s Inside
Surprisingly, true beauty comes from within your heart, body, and soul.
Your physical appearance isn’t what should matter, but people with unattractive behaviors
think that outer beauty is all that matters. Take a look in the mirror – deep within yourself –
and you might see what lies beneath. An ugly person. Unless you change your way of thinking.

3. You are Always in Competition
Are you the person who has to be better than everyone else, see more, do more?
If so, you’re an unattractive person.
You should be more caring towards your friends, and let them have their moment.
If they overcame their fear of heights and climbed 10 feet in the air, don’t say, “That’s all?
I’ve climbed 30 feet!” Instead say, “Wow! That’s awesome. I’m really proud of you.”

4. You View Your Friends as Enemies
People who are seen as unattractive are often in fights with their friends.
Instead of banning together and truly being able to care for others, you’re always turning your back, and stabbing them in theirs. Your friends are not your enemies. They are your allies.

5. You Question Your Importance to Others
You are definitely an unattractive person when you constantly question why others don’t see you
as important as you think they should. For instance, your two friends went somewhere without you – 
it doesn’t matter to them – but to you it does.
Get over it. They’re still your friend, and their lives don’t stop when you’re not around.

6. You are the Boss
In a group of friends, everyone should be on an equal playing field.
If you’re the one always making the decisions, constantly needing to be in charge,
or trying to control what others are doing, you’re acting in an unattractive way.

7. You are Dishonest
When it comes to being a great friend, or someone who others want to be around,
you need to be honest. Many people who partake in ugly behaviors are often dishonest,
lying about everything, inquiring about every question asked about them,
and how they truly feel about different things. Yes, honesty is the best policy.

8. You are Rude
If you’re the person that’s frequently impolite, offensive, or embarrassing your friends
with your rude comments in public – quit. You’re not someone people want to be around.
There are going to be times when you don’t agree with someone,
or see something you didn’t want to see, but there’s no point in making a scene,
because you’re making everyone look at your terrible behavior
and they’re not seeing what you’re seeing.

9. You are Unreliable, Yet Dependent Upon Others
Are you there when your friends call for help? Or are you always busy when someone needs you?
If you’re the person no one can count on, that’s an unattractive quality in friendships.
Similarly, if you’re the one always calling for help from others, yet never offering yours
when they need it, that’s another unattractive quality that no one wants in a friend.

10. You are Always Negative
Pessimism is not an attractive quality. If you’re constantly putting things down,
or seeing situations in a negative light, try and change your attitude. Nobody wants to be friends with someone who’s constantly seeing the negative instead of the positive.


http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/this-how-you-become-unattractive-and-youre-not-aware.html

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Monday 26 October 2015

Why The Most Successful People Don't Do Personal Development

Spear thistle.


Is self help necessary?


You can TCR specialist and language dictionaries that are spontaneously accessed.
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The more that you learn; the more places you'll go.”

Sunday 11 October 2015

How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie animated book review


Social Intelligence and Social Skills - How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
(Part 2) (summary, review). How to Win Friends and Influence People
was one of the first books I read that really increased my social intelligence.
It has always stayed as one of my most favorite books and I definitely recommend reading it.

Actually I don't agree, when people repeatedly use my name 
I start to feel that I'm being used by a salesman 
and wonder why they think I've forgotten my name.

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The more that you learn; the more places you'll go.”

Friday 9 October 2015

Actual DNA Theta Healing Session



Client was dealing with a worthiness issue,
concerned his professional performance as an acupuncturist would fail.
The client was a prominent Doctor.
He was concerned he might fail to help the Dr.
The Doctor is a very regular client of his now.
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The more that you learn; the more places you'll go.”

Thursday 8 October 2015

20 Things to Remember If You Love A Person With Depression

Alexander.

20 Things to Remember If You Love A Person With Depression
Christian Maciel

According to the World Health Organization, there are more than 350 million people
all over the world with depression. With that staggering statistic, it is highly probable
that we will all interact at some point with someone experiencing a bout with depression.
With that probability in mind, the very people you would not expect to be experiencing depression, such as friends, family, co-workers, and even your boss, will be the ones fighting it.
As a psychotherapist, it is crucial to disclose that in my years of experience working 
with individuals and even marriages experiencing depression, one of the most devastating aspects
of dealing with depression is the stigma and negative criticism that comes from others.
Furthermore, people may not even know that their behaviors and comments are being negative
or hurtful and sometimes even make the depression feel worse.
With this in mind, here are 20 simple things we can remember when interacting
with those that may be having a fight with depression. Any one of these points will not only help 
with the stigma surrounding depression, but may even help the individual dealing with depression.

1. They are strong in character
In a recent Tedx talk, psychiatrist and philosopher, Dr. Neel Burton explains that depression
can represent a deeper search for meaning and significance in life. A person experiencing depression can be seen as working to make sense of life and trying to achieve more, 
fix more and improve more. Moreover, depression can be a way of preparing a better
and even healthier future for ourselves and those around us. Dr. Burton goes on to mention
that some of the most influential and inspirational people have dealt with depression such as, Abraham Lincoln and Winston Churchill. Their search for peace, happiness and peace
led their hearts and minds into the pit of depression,
but they ended up changing the course of history.
It takes immense will and transparency to acknowledge the presence of depression,
but it also pushes people to create answers in the darkest moments in life.
In conclusion, depression can take people into the deep woods of our souls
and help clear out any unneeded weeds, or shrubs that may be hiding the beauty of life.
It is not an act of fear, cowardliness, or ignorance.

2. They love it when you reach out to them unexpectedly
I believe that one of the biggest assumptions of someone dealing with a bout of depression
is that they want to be left alone. Although that could seem true at times,
it is a dose of healthy social medicine when a friend, a loved one, or a neighbour drops by
to say hello. One growing theory about the root of depression in our society
is the lack of social relationships in our communities and even in our families.
There is a constant dose of emptiness and disconnection in our everyday interactions
due to overworking, television and technology. People managing depression need more company, more friends, more people reaching out to them, and more people wanting to spend time
with them, not the opposite.
The next time you find yourself thinking about someone that is going through a depressive state, think of a nice, engaging and friendly act you can show them, instead of choosing to stay away
from them. If we use the example of Jesus, He was always with people. To take it further,
Jesus chose to spend time with trusted associates and not be alone too often.
In fact, it was when He was alone that Satan chose to tempt him the most.
Consider your loved ones and friends that are experiencing depression as a needing you
and your presence more than ever. It is interesting to think about the times when I was growing up and my mother would always make it a point to lean on her sisters and brother during times
of trouble or loneliness. Family and community is a natural remedy for depression.
Let’s start to use it more often.
Mother Teresa put it very well,
“The most terrible poverty is loneliness, and the feeling of being unloved.”

3. They do not want to burden anyone
Only a depressed individual understands how hard it is to hide their feelings and thoughts
from others to avoid being shamed. One characteristic of a person dealing with depression
is that they are keenly aware of themselves, their thoughts, their feelings and the behavior
of others towards them. The weight that depression can bring upon a person
is enough to bury them for a day – the burying of those around them is not on the to-do list.
Unfortunately, individuals fighting depression may push to be alone because they do not want
to impact anyone negatively. Although this may not always be the case, depressed loved ones
desire to manage their depression successfully and not allow it to touch anyone ever so slightly.
This can be a paradoxical situation because being alone can actually exacerbate 
the symptoms of depression.
Depression can make someone feel as if they’re a burden to the world, especially to those
around them. They are not seeking attention, nor want any coddling or rose-colored glasses
handed to them. It is a valuable insight to recognize that managing their depression effectively
is the most important goal of a depressed individual, not causing anyone any burdens or pain.
If they do happen to hurt you or offend you, remember that they are not the enemy –
their depression is the true enemy. Tell your depressed loved one that you accept them fully, unconditionally, and remind them of any and all positive traits you love about them.

4. They are not “broken” or “defective”
The human body is a complex machine. It is the oldest organism on Earth and we still do not know how to fully prevent it from breaking down. Still more complex though is the human brain
and it’s many structures and functions. Although the cause of some forms of depression
are not fully known or understood, many of us make the assumption that a depressed individual
is defective, or flawed. The quality of the person is not correlated with the diagnosis of depression. Much like having a big chin, being overweight, or having a lisp is a characteristic 
without a given or specific cause, depression can come about in a person’s life for many reasons.
It is not indicative of a broken or defective person.
The most helpful thing you can do is continue to value the depressed individual
and continue to see them as whole, strong, and valuable.

5. They are natural philosophers
Individuals living with depression have many questions and opinions about life, about happiness
and about their significance on Earth. It is not enough to simply make money,
or launch a successful career. It is not enough to simply live the “American” dream.
It is not enough to simply live in the present and hope it all works out.
Depression has a funny way of making your perspective broader and more inclusive.
Depressed individuals would love to make the world a better and more just place.
They would love to have answers to all of life’s challenges and then would like to share
that knowledge with as many people as possible. At times, this inquisitiveness can be an enemy, since it will create your questions than there are answers.
So, recognize that at their core, depressed individuals are intelligent, inquisitive,
curious and creative. This is a positive, not a negative.

6. They are fighting hard against depression and appreciate lots of support
In the biggest fight of their lives, depressed individuals need cheerleaders, not bullies.
It is in the darkest moments that friends can become angels and angels become lifesavers – literally. You will have a choice at some point in your life to be a lifesaver or a life taker. Be a lifesaver.
Give the gift of acceptance, help, encouragement and presence.

7. They like opportunities for fun and laughter
What’s the opposite of depression? Mania! It is a proven scientific phenomenon that laughter
is good for the soul and the mind. Depressed individuals function the same way.
I always like to remember the Jerry Seinfeld episode where Jerry has a sick friend in the hospital
and tries to do his “set” to cheer him up and make him laugh.
Well, he ends up killing his friend because he made him laugh too hard.
Don’t worry – you won’t hurt your depressed loved ones or friends with your humor and laughter. Dish it out and dish it out often.

8. They are sensitive to other people’s feelings and actions
Depressed individuals care – and they care a lot. They care about how you feel, how you see them, how you see yourself and what others need. It may be that they care too much!
Some of the most caring people I have ever met are people that suffer from some sort of depression. Let them know what you need and what you do not need.
Set boundaries with them that are respectful, clear and considerate. Also, ask about
what their needs and wants are and let them know what you are capable of giving, or not giving. There is nothing better than a sound relationship based on healthy communication and boundaries.

9. They should be treated respectfully
There is a negative stigma attached to dealing with depression. And, it’s not the depressed individual doing the stigmatization. It is society. I cannot repeat this enough – reducing the stigmatization
will help alleviate the societal effects of depression. Respect is a value much more than it is an act.
If it was an act, I would rather pay for it, than expect it and not receive it.
Respect involves seeing beyond the depressed individual and seeing the whole person.
Depression has the ability to mask many other positive and truly remarkable qualities of a person. 
Do not let depression lie to you and lie to your loved one. Celebrate what you don’t see initially
by seeking out the goodness of those suffering with this tough illness.

10. They should be treated like anyone else
No need for eggshells, or tiptoes. Go about your business and assume your depressed loved one
is 100% healthy. Sometimes just living a routine, but a predictable, purposeful routine,
can bring such a boost and be a remedy for depression.

11. They have talents and interests
We all have talents and abilities. We all have stinky breath too. Your depressed loved ones
love to do something too, no doubt. And, guess what? They can probably do it really, really well!
If you don’t know what it is, then, you’ve just found your next mission. Go find out.
Help them find what their true passion is. Seek out ways to grow that passion, to develop and hone that passion and ultimately erase that negative identity that comes with fighting against depression.

12. They are fully capable of giving and receiving love
Every human being on Earth is capable of giving and receiving love. And, you guessed it!
Your depressed loved ones are no different. Give, and you shall receive. Treat others
as you would like to be treated. And, the list of rules and laws could go on and on.
It does not matter that someone is fighting depression. The quality and ability of love
does not change. It is still there! Reach out for it, but also give it yourself.
You’ll find much more love than you thought was there.
In the small windows of reprieve from the symptoms of depression,
there can be wonderful episodes of remarkable joy, laughter and communion.
If you have to wait for those windows to appear, then just think about the fact
that not every scene of your favorite movie is perfect. You just have to wait for your favorite parts.

13. They love learning about how life works
In searching for ways to relieve their depression, individuals fighting depression
are natural problem-solvers. Do not be surprised if they are voracious readers, or learners.
Do not be surprised if they ask questions that cannot be quickly answered.
Many of the world’s leaders and trailblazers were led by deep analysis, deep thinking and deep,
but strongly-rooted beliefs and values. What an insight! Depression is not a disability, but an ability that has the potential to depress! No one person can answer all of life’s question,
nor solve all inequalities. Sometimes, simply allowing the questions to be asked is enough.

14. They do not plan on losing the fight against depression
The fight against depression may be lifelong, or it may last a moment.
Regardless, the fight is one that must be won.
The question always is: when will this depression leave and how can I speed this up a bit?
The plan is to win against depression. The plan is not to lose and live in self-pity.
Of utmost importance is to remember that depression is treatable and there are many,
many resources to help someone do so. One of the first steps in fighting depression
is to acknowledge its presence. In acknowledging its presence, you can begin to treat it.
Many times, a person in denial will spend countless amounts of energy hiding their depression,
or trying to deal with it via their own will.

15. They may feel sad for no apparent reason, so just be with them
Just like the fog invades the meadow, which eventually ruins your morning drive to work,
depression can sneak up on its victims. Moods can be volatile and labile. It is not something
that is easily controlled with a switch or a lever. Remember that fog? Can you just wish it away? Probably not. Your loved ones are trying very, very hard to be happy, pleasant and engaging,
but what they need is simple.
They need you to just be there. Literally. Simply sit with them and read a book together,
watch a comedy together, or take a trip to the local coffee shop and have a sip together.
No psychologist is needed here, only your presence and acceptance.
Let the fog fade away as the morning sun rises and welcomes in a new day.

16. They may not have as much energy as they would like to have
One of the symptoms of depression is fatigue or lack of energy.
One of the most helpful antidepressants that has been proven by research is exercise.
I realize that maybe you have heard of this recommendation before, but let me be
a little more specific. The type and duration of exercise can vary, but the minimum
that could have an effect is to do fast walking at least three times a week for 30 minutes each time. That is the amount of exercise someone needs in order to feel an anti-depressive effect.
Isn’t that convenient? So, if the sun is out and the breeze is whispering for you to come out and play, invite your loved one out for a walk. They may not see an immediate effect, or they actually may! Either way, exercising in this way is increasing their chances of beating depression
and increasing their energy levels.

17. They may seem irritable at times – do not take it personally
Irritability is another symptom of depression. Although there is no excuse
for treating people disrespectfully, it is important to let any friction with a depressed individual
to slide off your back. On the other hand, it is acceptable and important to set expectations
and even boundaries with a depressed individual. An expectation is a minimum standard
that you expect of someone. A boundary can also be thought of as an expectation
that is set in order to keep a harmonious relationship.
If a depressed individual has hurt your feelings in some way, it is okay to tell them so;
however, as with any relationship, it is recommended that you remove any blaming
from the exchange. Simply let your depressed loved one know how you are feeling
and what you would like from them instead. Also, if your depressed loved one is not willing to listen, try again later when emotions are cool. Let them know you love them,
but that you love yourself too. Not only are you modeling good self-love,
but you are also modeling good communication skills and boundary-setting.

18. They do not want to hear “shoulds”
As in, “you should go out more with your friends.” If there is a kryptonite for depressed individuals,
it is this one – the “shoulds”. Depressed individuals already have a deep and ingrained habit
of “shoulding” themselves to the limit. In case you don’t know what a “should” is,
it is a statement that has a “should” inserted in the middle of it.
For example, you “should” go out and exercise more. You “should” just snap out of it.
If I were you, I would do x, y and z. You “should” do it like I would.
Not only does this set up a relationship of condescension, it assumes that the depressed individual does not have a mind and will of their own. The bottom line is that it feels like the person
making those statements is being a parent. And, depressed loved ones do not need a parent
telling them what they “should” do. Instead, a depressed loved one should be asked
as many open-ended questions as possible. This will help the depressed individual think through their options, consider alternatives, explore ideas, expand their abilities and so on and so on. “Shoulding” them is only going to put up a wall and nothing will get accomplished in this way. Remember, an open-ended question is not a yes or no question.
A yes or no question: do you have a favorite color? Yes.
An open-ended question: what are your options right now? Hmm…

19. They need lots of family support and encouragement
This one is a must. It is not true that family makes depression worse, or that it doesn’t help.
In fact, there are treatment models for depression that involve family or a marital partner.
And while it is probably that depression can make a relationship suffer, there is also a great power
in utilizing a relationship as a tool for helping depressed individuals learn about themselves
and to learn how to regulate interactions.
One of the best ways to make a difference in a depressed person’s life is to let them know
you are there for them. It is something that must not be simply assumed.
It is something that has to be communicated directly, face to face. Something that
must be considered is the way in which you show support and encouragement.
Here is a small list of recommendations:
- Give a small, sincere compliment.
- Notice their strengths and positives.
- Include them in events or plans.
- Remove any kryptonite from your language (shoulds).
- Respect their feelings and thoughts, but use open-ended questions as much as possible.

20. They need positive reinforcement more than criticism or negative reinforcement
Sea World trains its killer whales via positive reinforcement. In parenting training,
positive reinforcement has been shown to work better than negative reinforcement
in getting the behavior you want. In almost any relationship, highlighting the positive
and celebrating that, is a healthy and effective way to increase desired behavior. On the other hand, being the recipient of positive reinforcement is a wonderful feeling. All of us have been employees 
at one point or another in our lives. Even in the workplace, receiving compliments for our work,
and being cherished for our efforts, increases both our productivity and our dedication to the job.
Your depressed loved one will receive a boost in self-esteem
whenever you decide to use positive reinforcement. Try it.


http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/20-things-remember-your-loved-ones-suffer-from-depression.html

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You can TCR software and engineering manuals for spontaneous recall – or pass that exam.
I can Turbo Charge Read a novel 6-7 times faster and remember what I’ve read.
I can TCR an instructional/academic book around 20 times faster and remember what I’ve read.
Introduction to Turbo Charged Reading YouTube
A practical overview of Turbo Charged Reading YouTube  
How to choose a book. A Turbo Charged Reading YouTube
Emotions when Turbo Charged Reading YouTube

Advanced Reading Skills Perhaps you’d like to join my FaceBook group ?

Perhaps you’d like to check out my sister blogs:
All aspects of regular, each-word reading and education.
Turbo Charged Reading uses these skills significantly faster
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www.happyartaccidents.blogspot.com        just for fun.

To quote the Dr Seuss himself, “The more that you read, the more things you will know.
The more that you learn; the more places you'll go.”