…okay to exploit, to exploit resources, to exploit one another, to compete individualistically in this random breakneck way. So out of that exploiting of the other, whether it be a…
…feeling. You’re aware of your reaction. So what I propose you do is when you notice your reaction, the key to communication or one of the keys is to notice…
…to complain about or he wouldn’t give himself permission to complain. On my return home, I ran into him again and I asked him which meaning he intended. It took…
https://media.blubrry.com/possibility_podcast/media.zencast.fm/the-possibility-podcast-with-mel-schwartz/37.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: RSS Do you struggle with the need for perfection, or are you impacted by others with this affliction? In this episode…
…quantum picture, was one of thorough, total, inseparable interconnection. In fact, interconnection is the wrong word because the word connection speaks to a separation. There was no separation. Reality was…
…become trained to avoid complexity. Complexity isn’t bad. Complexity is rich. Reality is complex. It is not oversimplified. The oversimplification of our thinking and our communication creates a bifurcation. Two…
…solutions? Well, imagine if our educational curricula focused not only on academics, but on emotional intelligence and relationship skills, on how to develop authentic self-esteem and master your communication skills…
…think in as whole a picture as I can. So my retraining of mind is to do all I can to avoid reducing and creating compartments to try to see…
…of course, to romantic relationships. This compulsion to be right sidetracks our lives and then impedes our happiness. The need to be right is antithetical to enjoying empathic and compassionate…
…be, don’t you? You see? MEL: Well, to be. I I entitled one of the articles on this to be or not to be but let’s think about interpersonal communication.…
