Psychology 02 (Feb 14 - Dec 25)

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How to Be Happy Right Now

By Urayoan Paz

Gratitude = Contentment = True Happiness (Bliss)

Source: The 30-Second Happiness Miracle

http://www.mindpowernews.com/BeHappy.html

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"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."

— Maya Angelou

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HOW TO GET PEOPLE TO AGREE WITH YOU

Source: THE NAKED CEO PRESENTS

http://www.thenakedceo.com/career-build ... une_nzasia

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An FBI Agent Shares 9 Secrets to Reading People

23 years in the FBI taught this entrepreneur the remarkable power of observation.

BY JUSTIN BARISO

Source: Inc

http://www.inc.com/justin-bariso/an-fbi ... eople.html

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4 Psychological Tricks to Help Stick to Your New Year’s Resolutions

By Neil Levy

Source: The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1932852 ... campaign=4

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People Put You in One of These Two Categories When They Meet You, Says Harvard Psychologist

By Jonathan Zhou

People ask, and answer, two questions when they first meet you:
1. Can I trust this person?
2. Can I respect this person?

Source: Epoch Times

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1945572 ... campaign=4

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When you’re alone… do you feel lonely?

The reason I ask is because it’s important to realize that just because you’re alone, doesn’t mean you need to feel lonely.

In fact, there are many people who are always surrounded by others, and yet they experience a sense of lack.

And while sometimes it won’t be possible to avoid being alone, or missing a person or something you’ve lost, you CAN replace the feeling of emptiness with a sense of wholeness, peace and safety…

And to help you, here are my 3 best tips for never feeling lonely!


Tip 1. Find the source of your loneliness.

Sometimes loneliness is a result of a trauma or a divorce or separation, but sometimes the reason may not be so evident. Either way, it’s extremely important to identify what’s causing that feeling so you can stop it immediately from bringing you down.


Tip 2. Find out what triggers it.

Even though loneliness is a feeling that’s learned from the past, something from the present can easily reignite it.

Become aware of your surroundings and if you find that it’s a certain song, an object, or a place that triggers the emotion, remove it from your presence, and stop engaging in the way it makes you feel.


Tip 3. Find healthy ways to overcome it.

Sadly, many people are constantly seeking instant gratification and become dependent on external rewards, to avoid the feeling of emptiness. And this happens without them even realizing that all they’re trying to do is escape from themselves.

Rather than finding comfort in food, alcohol, the Internet or toxic people, use this time to get to know yourself, practice a hobby, and reconnect with your passions.

In fact, if you’re longing to reconnect with that joy and contentment that you had growing up, and if you’re ready to deepen that relationship with yourself to manifest greater happiness, inner peace and success…

Source: Mind Movies

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The Secret to Happiness: Stop Caring

Source: Paid To Exist

http://www.mindpowernews.com/SecretStopCaring.html

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Top 10 Secrets of Personal Magnetism

By Hamilton Miller,

Source: Elite Social Control

http://www.mindpowernews.com/MagnetismSecrets.html

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Why Is It So Tough for Some to Exorcise the Ghosts of Their Romantic Pasts?

By Lauren Howe

By encouraging the belief that personality can change and develop over time, we may be able to help people exorcise the ghosts of their romantic pasts—and move on to satisfying relationships in the future.

Source: Stanford University

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1952605 ... campaign=1