Category Archives: Psychology

Are you running a pattern of destruction or success?

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Jason D. West

We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle. Are you running a pattern of destruction or success?   We all have them…patterns that we run our lives by. Patterns are automatic habits … Continue reading →

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Memory Metashift

Posted on January 19, 2012 by MetaShifts

I read a recent article where Joe Vitale talks about some events from his childhood that had shaped his life today.  Interestingly, he remembered that as a teenager he helped his dad build a house.  He had strong kinetic and … Continue reading →

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The Mental Game of Marathons: Life or Death?

Posted on December 15, 2011 by MetaShifts

A recent news story talked about two men who died at or near the finish line of the 8th Philadelphia Marathon.  The apparent cause was-heart related according to a source for the article,  Dr. Lewis G. Maharam.  Maharam explains that … Continue reading →

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The Art of Self-Handicapping

Posted on December 14, 2011 by MetaShifts

The flip side of the fear of failure is the fear of success, and it’s possible to unconsciously handicap ourselves with excuses, diversions, or procrastination. A recent post in PsyBlog discussed a common fear of failure comes from  partly because … Continue reading →

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Intuition: More than meets the eye – The Kindness Gene

Posted on November 15, 2011 by Jason D. West

There may be more to that gut level feeling we have about certain people.  Perhaps there is more to intuition, or that ‘sixth sense’ than people get credit for.  An Oregon University study shows that people can actually recognize in … Continue reading →

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