Are Conspiracy Believers a Cult?
A few years back, I wrote a blog examining whether conspiracy believers are a cult or not. Now, thanks to a group of protesters tying up the area near my office, I felt inspired to revisit this topic.
A few years back, I wrote a blog examining whether conspiracy believers are a cult or not. Now, thanks to a group of protesters tying up the area near my office, I felt inspired to revisit this topic.
The controversy surrounding the Canadian Trucker protests has continued, even after they ended. In this blog, I explore how our beliefs and the media coverage mold our view on these protests.
It’s the time of the year where many people set their New Year’s Resolutions. Here’s what I recommend to stick to your resolutions from now on.
Each person with whom we interact throughout our lives is a role model, and we tend to focus on which of them are a good role model to follow. However, bad role models offer us valuable lessons too.
We tend to get along just fine with those whose beliefs parallel ours, and not so much with those who are so intellectually challenged that they have beliefs that differ.
How many of us spend countless days, if not years, of our lives feeding ourselves a constant diet of negative self-talk?
I have long believed that the first secret to a happy life is to accept that whatever we believe to be true, regardless of how deeply we are committed to that belief, is nothing more than our opinion. While it may be shared by many others, it remains our opinion and will be strongly opposed by those who think otherwise.
Whenever anyone asks me about boosting confidence, my advice is something they never expect. But then, my definition of confidence is unexpected too.
We can’t wish for the past. But that certainly isn’t stopping many people from doing just that during this difficult era. On three separate occasions recently, I spoke with people who witnessed a near-identical scenario unfold in their workplace.
In my role as a coach I frequently find myself having a discussion with my clients about what they hope to achieve through the coaching process
Invariably the conversation begins with them stating what they believe to be their goal, the thing that they really want to achieve for themselves.