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Latest Articles
How to Read People
Published 13 July, 2011 | Communication Skills
People are perverse or - let’s be fair - they can be. You think you read them right and wham! They do something to confound your expectations. Were there any clues you missed?
How to Overcome Perfectionism in Everyday Ways
Published 1 June, 2011 | Thinking Skills
If you really are a perfectionist, you’ve probably already found it troublesome; possibly even a deal-breaker in some instances - a royal road to disappointment and anguish, not to mention impaired relationships.
7 Common Relationship Mistakes
Published 27 May, 2011 | Relationship Advice
Many people want a main relationship in their life. But for some people, it’s harder for new relationships to ‘take’, to grow and thrive.
How to Stop Self-Sabotage Behaviour
Published 10 May, 2011 | Personal Productivity
People seldom mean to sabotage themselves. It’s not generally a conscious decision to spoil things - and that’s a problem. We can be left with the feeling: “Why did I do that?!” Many of our emotional drivers remain unconscious, which is why chronic self-saboteurs will often use conscious justification (or what seem like excuses) to explain their actions.
Do You Have a Fear of Commitment?
Published 28 March, 2011 | Relationship Advice
‘Fear of commitment’ is a well-known phrase. We hear it in the media, as well as use it to describe ourselves or other people who seem chronically unable to decide whether to commit properly to a relationship. Fear of commitment might range from a little uncertainty about your relationship to an absolute terror of ‘settling down’.
