How to Say No (Without Being an Asshole) | Lifehacker
We aim to please, and so saying no to a request can be a hard thing to do. We don't like to introduce negativity into the conversation, cause a poss| Lifehacker
We aim to please, and so saying no to a request can be a hard thing to do. We don't like to introduce negativity into the conversation, cause a poss| Lifehacker
Last week’s post was inspired by the work of R.D. Laing in his book, Knots. The first page of this book gave me so much to think about I worked with it for several days before reading all the way to page 3: “It is our duty to bring up our children to love, honour Recognizing bad logic and discussing duty in the context of parent/child relationships| Harvesting Stones
Oxford Online Dictionary lists several meanings for integrity: “The quality of being honest …, the state of being whole and undivided, the condition of being unified …, internal consistency.” Integrity is an important piece of emotional intelligence. Like success, integrity is a quality we define for ourselves. If we don’t do so, the world is Exploring integrity: what does it mean, and what's included in it? How do we develop our own standards of integrity?| Harvesting Stones
#post_contentWhat does authenticity mean, and how do we practice it? How do we discern real and genuine from fantasy and false beliefs?| Harvesting Stones
#post_contentPart one of understanding boundaries| Harvesting Stones
Learning to stop people pleasing.| Harvesting Stones
One of my favorite things about life is that changing one subtle thread in the pattern of our behavior and identity can change the whole picture in unexpected but beautiful ways. The overculture promises such a transformation if we buy the right product, but that’s a hollow promise. If we really want change, we have Being over-responsible for others versus being under-responsible for ourselves; learning to switch our unhealthy patterns around responsibility| Harvesting Stones
