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I struggled with perfectionism for the most part of my life: I used to think, perfectionism helps me create amazing end results in my life, and that’s a good thing, right? It also brings me praise & recognition from people around me about the high quality products I create, and who doesn’t want to be …
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As a teenager, I used to to think, for no apparent reason, that animals are fundamentally different from us. That we are, somewhat, more special, superior, beings. That is indeed, what most people think. Fast forward decades later, I realised that we are all connected, that we all belong to the same kingdom, and that completely …
Many of us have jobs, homes, friends, partners, maybe even families, lives that would be considered perfectly fine and even successful by the standards of our society & culture. Still, we feel that something is off. We feel that somehow, we do not really belong to this place, to this body, to this life of …
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Most of us know what we want to do deep inside: We know what the child in us dreamed about, we know what makes us tick, we daydream about the kind of activities that provides us intrinsic fulfillment and act as their own reward, those things that we would enjoy undertaking for their own sake, …
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Have you ever stopped one day to ask yourself: “Why would I want to be in a romantic relationship?” Maybe it was after a devastating breakup that left you in pieces, or after a long list of failed relationships. Or maybe this entire game didn’t speak to you much and so you came to ask …
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“Big Boys Don’t Cry” This single sentence has caused more mental health problems including depression and suicide for boys and men than any other idea. The male gender stereotype expecting men to be strong, non emotional and not displaying any sign of vulnerability has been promoted in our culture for generations, and has caused way …
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One of the primary learning mechanisms many primates (including human beings) use is imitation: From an early age, we imitate what other people do around us without even thinking about it in order to learn different skills and integrate ourselves in our social and cultural environment. Choosing to be part of a relationship falls in …
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“There’s no right, there’s no wrong, there’s only popular opinion” Jeffrey Goines, Twelve Monkeys Several years ago, I used to think that if only I had the time to read all the philosophy books out there, I would finally find the meaning of life, as if it was something to be found. “Why are we …
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A long time ago, my childhood home and my room meant the world to me: It was where I felt safe, comfortable, and where I belonged.Today, when I visit that same place, I feel nothing: It’s just an old house, and walls. True, it reminded me of some cheerful memories the first couple of times …
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“As a well spent day brings happy sleep, so life well used brings happy death.” Leonardo da Vinci A long time ago, whenever I would think about my own death, it would scare the shit out of me. I used to tell myself: “What the hell? I don’t want to die. I want to live …
