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Posts Tagged ‘psychology’

Sunday Snippet: Don Davies (NDP Candidate, Vancouver Kingsway)

April 24th, 2011

“The interesting thing about the Conservatives I think is the frequency with which they project their own deepest fears about themselves onto other people. You know, they accuse the opposition of being poor financial managers, yet they have the biggest deficits in Canadian history.” Let me preface this by saying that I am aligned with [...]

Why Coffee is Good for You

July 14th, 2009

It seems that one of the most common addictions in our society today is the addiction to coffee. Many people, myself included, cannot get a proper start to the morning without a cup of coffee. Part of it has to do with the caffeine and part of it has to do with routine. In either [...]

Baby Steps or Giant Leaps?

June 12th, 2009

Reminder: My contest to win E3 Expo 2009 swag, including a copy of Battlefield 1943, ends tomorrow morning. Have you entered? As you make your way through life, there are many different paths that you can choose to take. Some of these will look like the fast track to success, cutting corners where you can [...]

Internal or External Locus of Control

April 20th, 2009

Are you the puppeteer or are you the puppet? Are you the one pulling the strings or are you having your strings pulled? Whether or not you are consciously aware of it, your perspective can greatly affect how you approach life. Is your destiny pre-determined and outside of your control or are you the master [...]

The Irony of Hedonism

April 9th, 2009

Why do we do the things that we do in life? Some people say that they are motivated by money and material goods, but is the ultimate good of those monetary gains? Some people say that they work hard to provide for their families and while this may sound like an altruistic philosophy, it still [...]