A Psychologist on the Loose
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NICKEL THERAPY
The new and fabulous MysteryShrink site will provide you the opportunity to set up your situation and ask questions of the Psychologist on the Loose. Private dilemmas will be disguised and answered on the site. Or, if your dilemma is promising, you will simply receive a blackmail notice.
LAST TOURIST STANDING
Dateline: Madrid.
Lesson: Why it’s never a good idea to judge how other people spend their money. And, yes, I was that woman in cargo shorts dragging my luggage (bang, bang, bang) up and down the two-story non-working escalators in the subway. Up and down and up and down. More >
The Intoxicated Babysitter and the Third Graders at the Renaissance Hotel
The Intoxicated Babysitter and the Third Graders at the Renaissance Hotel
Dateline: Chili’s bar, Little League World Series Final. These kids are great fun.
What was your first thought when seeing the two boys in the pool. Was it, where were their parents? Not that the question is a bad one, just not the only one.t was your level of fear seeing pic? Remember herding sheep in other countries. The swimmers do look a bit younger than the third graders in the situation below.
Okay, one more shot at James Arthur Ray, then I’ll let him go. Maybe. The sweat lodge situation is just such a good More >
Trip to Marketing, Part 2, Psychologist, Heal Thyself…
Dateline: Dairy Queen, Italy, Texas International Branch Headquarters.
Set-up: Part Two of Trip to Marketing. How to Set Yourself Up for Continuous Rejection.
Welcome to your front row seat in the learn-by-voyeurism theater. (See previous entry.) Starting next week, you, too, have the opportunity to share four days of pathologically enthusiastic marketing professionals shouting slogans. (See, I knew the defensive superiority business would come up.) I hope you learn something as I throw myself to the dragons. Now you’re asking why anyone would go her way (even pay big bucks) to find demons? It’s hard enough to feel good about oneself doing what More >
The Eye of the Beholder: The Lawn Mower Fueling Incident
“Which is more important? The world that is made up of facts, or the WORLD AS YOU SEE IT?”
On an afternoon in August, I was mowing the lawn when I ran out of gas. Whew. As if perspiration wasn’t already blinding me. I located the full gas can and returned to the mower in the middle of the back yard. I opened the gasoline hatch and rotated the handle off the can.
Great. The gas can had an opening about four inches in diameter and flat on the top of the vessel and the hatch in the mower was less than an inch across. How was I supposed to do this? The More >
You See What You Believe
The saying goes, “I’ll believe it when I see it.” This is not how the human mind works. We cannot see what we do not “believe.” We cannot STOP seeing what we DO believe.
What does this have to do with relationships? What does this have to do with being a happier person?
When we BELIEVE the other person is noticing us for our IMPERFECTIONS, almost any comment they make is taken as CRITICISM.
More later.
How to Be Fabulous
“The most important, most life-determining, conversation you have, is the conversation you have with yourself.”
What have you told yourself about you so far today? Okay, now that we KNOW: People who SEE THEMSELVES as BETTER LIKED than they actually are . . .
As more SUCCESSFUL than they are . . .
As more ATTRACTIVE than they are . . .
As more INTELLIGENT than they are . . .
Those people have MORE FUN in life.
Hey, I’m for more fun. But I’m tired and envious just from making the above list. Reading it doesn’t MAKE ME feel refreshed and ready to hit Broadway. What I’m thinking is, “Sheesh, what’s wrong with me More >
