The Stockdale Paradox
How do you keep your Optimism in the adversity?
This short text has a diamond at the very end.
And yes, I think that at the end we will prevail.
Enjoy
Juan Pablo Mattenet
Transform your Conflicts into positive energy!
My views on interpersonal conflicts, relationships, life, the universe and everything else
Monday, September 19, 2005
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Feeding your Brain bit by bit
Conflicts, are seldom related to how we feel about ourselves in relation to the others.
Comparing is then a good thing to do. Right?
Think, then read the rest:
DailyOM - Comparing Yourself To Others
Juan Pablo Mattenet
PositiveConflicts.com
Comparing is then a good thing to do. Right?
Think, then read the rest:
DailyOM - Comparing Yourself To Others
Juan Pablo Mattenet
PositiveConflicts.com
Friday, September 09, 2005
Imprisoned by your thoughts?
Problems exist only in the human mind.
-- Anthony de Mello
For most of us, there's always a long 'to do' list.
That's a fact.
And it's easy to feel victimized. 'Poor me!'
That's not a fact. That is a choice.
Experiment with your life to explore how much your mind is your jailer. Simply let go of the 'oh woe' kinds of thoughts. Silence your mind. Be right here, right now. Decide what you will do now and do it, without buying in to the mind's sob story. When one task is done, you can then choose another.
Allowing the mind to agonize about the size of the 'to do' list just makes us tired before we even get started. It doesn't have to be this way.
'Don't water your weeds.'
Meet life's challenges in a whole new way
-- Anthony de Mello
For most of us, there's always a long 'to do' list.
That's a fact.
And it's easy to feel victimized. 'Poor me!'
That's not a fact. That is a choice.
Experiment with your life to explore how much your mind is your jailer. Simply let go of the 'oh woe' kinds of thoughts. Silence your mind. Be right here, right now. Decide what you will do now and do it, without buying in to the mind's sob story. When one task is done, you can then choose another.
Allowing the mind to agonize about the size of the 'to do' list just makes us tired before we even get started. It doesn't have to be this way.
'Don't water your weeds.'
Meet life's challenges in a whole new way
Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Don't take it personally (Sound Advice?)
One of the difficulties on handling conflicts is that we tend to take them personally. This short post has some advice on detaching the People from the actions.
Read more Sowing the Seeds of Glorious Living!:
Read more Sowing the Seeds of Glorious Living!:
Friday, September 02, 2005
Escalation of Interpersonal Conflict
Conflict is a part of most every interpersonal relationship.
Managing conflict, then, is important if the relationship is to be long-lasting and rewarding. Learning how to manage conflict involves being able to identify the steps in any escalating confrontation, and being able to stop the escalation and do emotional repair by reinforcing the positive aspects of the relationship."
More: Escalation of Interpersonal Conflict:
Managing conflict, then, is important if the relationship is to be long-lasting and rewarding. Learning how to manage conflict involves being able to identify the steps in any escalating confrontation, and being able to stop the escalation and do emotional repair by reinforcing the positive aspects of the relationship."
More: Escalation of Interpersonal Conflict:
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