Tag: psychology

• BOTW #3: You Are The Placebo By Dr. Joe Dispenza

  

  For this weeks, Read This: Book of the Week, I’m encouraging you all to read You Are The Placebo by Dr. Joe Dispenza. If you’re someone that’s serious about personal development and enjoys reading about the inspiring science outlining the power of the human mind and how to maximize human potential, this book will NOT…

  Daniel Fortune

  October 1, 2022

  Books, BOTW, Recommended Reading

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• Inversion Thinking (Part 1): When Positive Thinking Isn’t Enough… Do This Instead!

  

  Here in America, it’s easy to get caught up in the malaise of pop-culture psychology that inundates us with catchy cliche’s and “postitive vibe” mysticism in place of the deep therapy many of us need. In our culture, it’s common to over-simplify complex issues. Especially, the ones related to our mental health, and it makes…

  Daniel Fortune

  September 12, 2022

  Emotional Alchemy, Emotional Intelligence (EQ), Exposure Therapy, Inversion Thinking

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