“The smallest change in perspective can transform a life. What tiny attitude adjustment might turn your world around?”
- Oprah Winfrey
I continue to be amazed how simple shifts in consciousness can have such a profound impact on our lives. Despite the label we put on our current conditions or the fear of what is up ahead, our worry and displeasure can simply evaporate when we choose to change our perspective and the see the positives of a given situation.
Several years ago, I found myself in a position I never dreamed I would encounter – divorced and playing the role of a single dad.
After a 26-year relationship, the break-up of my marriage had been particularly difficult for me. In addition to being on my own and no longer in a relationship with a significant other, I also found myself parenting, mostly by myself, our 13-year old son, Jason as my former spouse had moved ...
“(A) process orientation (versus outcome orientation) . . . asks ‘How do I do it?’ instead of ‘Can I do it?’ and this directs attention toward defining the steps that are necessary on the way. This orientation can be characterized in terms of the guiding principle that there are no failures, only ineffective solutions.”
- Ellen Langer, Mindfulness
Think of the last time you faced a major challenge in your life.
You may be at that place right now as you read this.
How many times are we caught up in the mind game of whether we can successfully tackle a challenging situation?
Our minds can go in all types of crazy directions that cause us to delay our actions, bring us upset and ultimately cause us to miss opportunities because we doubt our ability to succeed.
This is most often rooted in us just focusing on the outcome of the situation and not the process we can move through to tra...
“The smallest change in perspective can transform a life. What tiny attitude adjustment might turn your world around?”
- Oprah Winfrey
I continue to be amazed how simple shifts in consciousness can have such a profound impact on our lives. Despite the label we put on our current conditions or the fear of what is up ahead, our worry and displeasure can simply evaporate when we choose to change our perspective and the see the positives of a given situation.
Several years ago, I found myself in a position I never dreamed I would encounter – divorced and playing the role of a single dad.
After a 26-year relationship, the break-up of my marriage had been particularly difficult for me. In addition to being on my own and no longer in a relationship with a significant other, I also found myself parenting, mostly by myself, our 13-year old son, Jason as my former spouse had moved ...
“(A) process orientation (versus outcome orientation) . . . asks ‘How do I do it?’ instead of ‘Can I do it?’ and this directs attention toward defining the steps that are necessary on the way. This orientation can be characterized in terms of the guiding principle that there are no failures, only ineffective solutions.”
- Ellen Langer, Mindfulness
Think of the last time you faced a major challenge in your life.
You may be at that place right now as you read this. How many times are we caught up in the mind game of whether we can successfully tackle a challenging situation? Our minds can go in all types of crazy directions that cause us to delay our actions, bring us upset and ultimately cause us to miss opportunities because we doubt our ability to succeed.
This is most often rooted in us just focusing on the outcome of the situation and not the process we can move through to transcend ...
“The smallest change in perspective can transform a life. What tiny attitude adjustment might turn your world around?”
- Oprah Winfrey
I continue to be amazed how simple shifts in consciousness can have such a profound impact on our lives. Despite the label we put on our current conditions or the fear of what is up ahead, our worry and displeasure can simply evaporate when we choose to change our perspective and the see the positives of a given situation.
Several years ago, I found myself in a position I never dreamed I would encounter – divorced and playing the role of a single dad. After a 26-year relationship, the break-up of my marriage had been particularly difficult for me. In addition to being on my own and no longer in a relationship with a significant other, I also found myself parenting, mostly by myself, our 13-year old son, Jason as my former spouse had moved over 3,...
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