Tag Archives: introspection
Learn to Be Alone
Before you can have a truly deep and meaningful relationship with others, you have to cultivate one with yourself. A big part of that is learning to be alone, comfortably–to enjoy your own company and not rely on the constant … Continue reading
Bring It To The Table
In some of the things you’ll read here, I talk about balance and equality in relationships. Even if what the individuals involved are contributing different things to the relationship, those contributions should be equitable. If one is putting in a … Continue reading
Mindfulness and Responsibility: Two Keys to Personal Growth
Once you have a starting point, two practices will have to be cultivated in order to take active control of your personal growth. These attitudes have their roots in classical spiritual practices like Buddhism, but have long been used in … Continue reading
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Tagged growth, introspection, mindfulness, responsibility, tools
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5 Tools to Pin Down Who You Are Now
No matter how well we think we know ourselves, there’s always more to learn. We are, after all, constantly growing and changing due to the experiences and thoughts we have. In this blog, I advocate using your crushes to learn … Continue reading
Posted in Science, how to crush, lessons learned
Tagged introspection, personality, Science
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More away than home
Despite my best efforts, I never was able to fully overcome all those little anxieties that had settled into place over the yeas before high school. They were always at their worst, though, when I was surrounded by the same … Continue reading
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Tagged high school, introspection, key club, lessons learned, travel
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