Posts Tagged self-help

Do you want to be Happy or Sad?
The Guide to Living the Life You Want

Posted by mhel in relationship, self-help on May 31st, 2008

Life is what we make it. Happiness is an option. Either we see the glass half-full or half-empty, it’s our choice.

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At 30, life has taught me a lot of lessons. These lessons are sometimes painful and hard to accept but I’ve learned also the best way to face it: cry it out, shrug it off, then move on to face a new life’s lesson.

Last night, i received a text message from a friend. It says: “Life is a matter of perspective, either you complain because roses have thorns or you rejoice because thorns have roses. It all depends on how you look at it.”

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Our Childish Dream of Changing the World

Posted by mhel in education, general, relationship, self-help on November 30th, 2007

In my educational psychology class, I have discussed the school of thoughts and me and my fellow classmates were fascinated with a particular philosophy that teaches that man are inherently good.

That teaching struck me as relevant to this article I’m writing about everyone’s childish dream of making a difference. Isn’t it that when we were born, our parents told us were special and meant to become somebody important?
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How Much Do We Understand People?
To Advice or Not To Advice.

Posted by mhel in education, relationship, self-help on November 22nd, 2007

From the previous entry: The Schools of Thought and the Paradox of Life

I have promised in my last entry on Psychology and its School of Thoughts that I would be providing a test on how to gauge our mastery or level of understanding of people. This quiz is taken from the book Understanding of Psyhology by Richard Kasschau, Ph.D. I actually gave this quiz to my classmates when I reported on the topic of Nature and Scope of Psychology and not surprisingly, all failed.