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Joan Herrmann
How to Hone Critical Thinking Skills

Forming an opinion based solely on someone else’s view can limit your ability to think critically and may prevent you from fully understanding the subject. When you adopt someone else’s perspective without investigating for yourself, you’re more likely to overlook important nuances, miss other viewpoints, and potentially accept biases or misinformation without question.

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Joan Herrmann
Why It Hurts When Someone Talks About You: ...

When someone talks about you—especially negatively—it can affect your emotions and self-esteem. This hurt stems from several psychological and emotional factors.

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Joan Herrmann
You Are Not A Victim of Heredity

Illness is not a guarantee because of heredity, but learned behaviors may be. It’s time for all of us to break the cycle of bad habits. It’s time for us to incorporate a healthy lifestyle, develop a positive attitude, and teach our children well.

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Joan Herrmann
Steps to Cultivate a Positive Relationship ...

Releasing fear around money and cultivating a positive relationship with it involves transforming deeply rooted beliefs, shifting your mindset, and creating practical financial habits.

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When You're Dating the Wrong Person

Dating someone who isn’t the right person for you can be a challenging and confusing experience. At first, the excitement of being in a relationship may obscure underlying incompatibilities. However, over time, the signs begin to surface, creating emotional friction and making it clear that the relationship may not be a good fit. Recognizing and addressing this situation is crucial for both personal growth and long-term happiness.

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Accept the Unacceptable

When people do not receive the outcome they desire, they experience a range of emotions. Some get angry, protest, and blame themselves or others. Some get despondent, feel hopeless, and sink into a depression. Many get entangled with woulda, coulda, shoulda type thoughts, that continue to fuel their emotions. Whatever a person’s modus operani, learning to accept what is and surrender the notion of what was wanted, is vital in order to achieve peace of mind and heart.