Pressuring Yourself to Live up to Your Potential: A Stress-Inducer with No Actual Payoff
Yesterday on my drive to Costco I made every stoplight. I didn’t hit a single red light. Maybe this is a sign that my world is too small but it
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Yesterday on my drive to Costco I made every stoplight. I didn’t hit a single red light. Maybe this is a sign that my world is too small but it
Today’s video is about the idea that sometimes in life less effort on our part can lead us to more clarity and forward-motion. I saw this recently after hanging out
Today’s video highlights two clients that both felt they’d failed in life. Client #1 is 21, had been academically ‘gifted’ as a kid, then started failing classes in high school
Today’s video is about how common it is for people to fixate on a problem as a way to solve it. And how it doesn’t work. Fixating on problems is
In today’s video I talk about a topic I get asked about almost daily by my parenting and practitioner clients: teens and screens. Excessive time on screens and social media
My sister and I were in a movie theater restroom washing buttered popcorn off our hands a while back. On our way out she opened the door with a paper
My clients with addictions tell me one of the hardest parts before getting help is the feeling of isolation. They see their chronic habits can affect everything, including their relationships,
When I was in high school I was hanging out with my friend Aaron and he said something like “You’re always so positive about things. I love that about you.”
I created today’s video to point out how normal it is for people to get emotional, lose their bearings, or lose their way in life. I share about a teen