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Master Your Mood Before It Masters Your Next Day
Learn to Respond, Not React — The EQ Gamechanger For the past two weeks, my life has felt like hell on earth. I’ve been pounded from all sides by bad emotional challenges trying to break my resolve. But I stood my ground, and it’s because of emotional resilience that I’m able to write this message as a lesson learned.…
AI Anxiety: When Technology Threatens Self-Worth
Reasons why you must reclaim your emotional intelligence and regain confidence I’m a writer, and we’re ground zero when it comes to the AI pandemic. For years, writing has been belittled. Our profession is not taken seriously because a writer’s hard work bares little fruit if they’re not popular. Do you know what happens to a competitive market when…
‘What if’ thinking — the good and the bad.
How we can combat overthinking and worry Worry is good for us! It prepares us and keeps us safe – but when worry crosses the useful boundary it can disrupt our health and our life. Here is how to think about your worries in a more productive way: We all have ‘what-if-thoughts’. ‘What if I lose my job’, ‘what…
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