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The Tangled-Web Problem by William Cottringer
Thoughts, feelings and behavior are all tangled up, but failure to figure out how to untangle them = failure....
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The Tao of New Information Age Time Management by William Cottringer
Here are some ideas for catching up with the new Information Age way of dealing with time....
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The Tao of Teams by William Cottringer
This article explains the effective team building process with the stages, roles and rules the most effective teams play by....
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The Three Christ’s of Ypsilanti By Milton Rokeach by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
I or We DO NOT SEE the World as it is but as we are. Milton Rokeach (1918-1988) Born In Hrubieszow, Poland) is a shattered disturbing vision of a Poli...
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The Three Core Conflicts by William Cottringer
This article adresses the most ndifficult of the three core conflicts that confront us (Us vs. ourselves and the thinking vs. feeling involved)...
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The Three Main Highways to Success by William Cottringer
Here is a simple prescription for success with the three common denominators....
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The Tools of an Abuser by Marcia Roberts
Describes ways in which an abuser keeps a victim "in her place"....
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The Transcendent Paradox of Self-Awareness by Earon Davis
How cognitive dissonance prevents most of us from understanding cognitive dissonance....
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The Trouble With Beliefs by William Cottringer
It the risk of offending anyone about their beliefs, I am just offering some possibilities to lesson the destruction of the divide going on in our cou...
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The Trouble With Self-Help by William Cottringer
Here is where self-help has been, where it is, and where it is going. ...
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The True Master Of The Clock & Calendar Has Neither! by William Cottringer
Good time management is necessary for success; good time managment starts with rethinking your idea of time....
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The Truth Shall Set You Free by William Cottringer
This article proposes a few different interpretations of the biblical verse of John 8:32--..."The truth shall set you free."...
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The Truth Will Set You Free (John 8: 31-32) by William Cottringer
This article explores different interpretations of an important Biblical passage--"The Truth Will set You Free."...
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The Turning Point by Vicky Jeter
This is written on request for
Innerworks Counseling and Publishing
Monthly E-zine, "The InnerWords Messanger," Suzanne Harrell,
www.Inne...
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The Two Problems of Problem-Solving by William Cottringer
This article details the two problems with problem-solving--not looking for the core why buried under the noisy symptoms and not understanding how not...
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The Utter Importance of Perspective by William Cottringer
Progress is when you finally realize you have placed your ladder against the wrong building and then consider moving it to the right building....
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The Value of Acceptance by Nickie Coby
Describes the benefits of acceptance and methods for accepting difficult circumstances. This article uses my experiences with chronic pain as an examp...
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The Work by Byron Katie by Niki Collins-Queen
Byron Katie was severely depressed for 10 years when she suddenly woke up without the concept of a self in 1986. She calls the experience waking up to...
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The World’s Worst War: The Bullies vs. The Bullied by William Cottringer
In today's world, some sort of bullying is the most common problem to overcome because of our inability to give up our addiction to a win-lose mental...
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There's a Sucker Born Every Minute! by Jerry Aragon Ph.D (Phunny humor Doctor)
Whether it's the ticket prices of football; golf; music; concerts; tennis; plays; movies, etc. When hamburgers went over $2.00 back during the Civil...
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Thiis Month Only by Paul Chapman
In observance of PTSD Awareness Month, my awareness effort....
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Thinking and Communicating Past Ambiguity and Ambivalence by William Cottringer
The most powerful and destructive addiction is where ambivalence holds you hostage. ...
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THIS THING CALL LIFE by Nicole Weaver
My current job situation made me pause today to reconsider my thoughts and actions....
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Three Beatitudes for Better Communication by William Cottringer
Today's problems and conflicts can be properly blamed on poor communication. Here is a sure prescription for improving communication....
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Three Good Reasons for Not Trying to Argue Perspectives by William Cottringer
Here are three sound reasons for not trying to argue your perspectives, unless of course someone is really interested in listening and learning....
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Three Levels Of Knowing by William Cottringer
Knowing follows a creative process in going through three levels to get to the best vantage point to see what you are looking at....
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Time by Aubrey Hammack
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TIME: Our Most Precious Resource by William Cottringer
Our fundamental belief about the nature of time helps determine how much of it we have to use....
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Time: The Ultimate Yin-Yang Urstoff by William Cottringer
Tis article reveals the dualistic nature of time--traditional time as we measure it and absolute time as it really is. ...
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To Be NORMAL Is Highly Over-rated by Jerry Aragon Ph.D (Phunny humor Doctor)
"Some people never go crazy. What truly horrible lives they must live." Charles Bukowsky
Okay...so I'm a little flakey around the edges. ...
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Tools for Effective Spiritually-Sensitive Psychotherapy by Brother Bernard Seif
As either doctor or patient, the way we approach the religious beliefs of another person or culture can either help or hinder m sitostuations....
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Toward Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder by A.J. Mahari
Borderline Personality Disorder leaves those diagnosed with it and family members or loved ones alike often puzzled as to what to do and how to cope. ...
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TOWARDS a SCIENCE of SYNCHRONICITIES: MEANING and THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS by Gibbs Williams
In this paper I examine the critically important role that meaning plays in the formulation of
alternative theories of synchronicity and their imp...
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Transformations of Aggression by Sam Vaknin
The narcissist's favourite sadistic cocktail is brutal honesty coupled with "helpful advice" and "concern" for the welfare of the person attacked. The...
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Trapped Under the Middle Part of the Bell Curve? by William Cottringer
This article is about the power of having the right perspective, especially in the four main elements of success....
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Trauma and its effect on society by Malcolm Hollick
In my last article, I described Riane Eisler’s partnership and dominator models of society and suggested that trauma is the reason we are stuck in the...
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Traumatic Grief by Michael Basso
Traumatic grief is a special type of post traumatic experience beyond normal bereavement...
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Traumatic Incident Reduction: Research & Results ed'd Volkman: Book Review by Irene Watson
"Traumatic Incident Reduction: Research & Results," edited by Victor Volkman, provides synopses of several Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) research...
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Triggering Cascade, Trauma Imprinting, and Total Reactance by Sam Vaknin
"Triggering cascade" is when a seemingly minor trigger results in vastly disproportional trauma....
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Trump: Fact-Checked by E Phillips
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Trust: Changing your codes - part I by Mark Rockeymoore
Artwork "Revenge" by Jason Taylor...
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Twelve Illusions of Reality That Impede Self-actualization by William Cottringer
Here are a dozen illusions that get in the way of our becoming our best selves....
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Twenty Clues to Common Sense by William Cottringer
Just twenty clues for sensible living based on a few unsensible experiences....
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Twenty-five Clever Aphorisms of My Own by William Cottringer
Here are a few of my own favorite sayings......
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Two Fears by Walt Hardester
Fear of failure. Fear of success. The Bible says sixty-seven times, “Fear Not”.
Why is this?
I believe that fear is the fastest way to become...
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Two Illusions That Spoil Reality by William Cottringer
Here is my attempt to heal the great divide going on in the world and our country today, by providing a better understanding of the dynamics involved....
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Two Kinds of Beliefs by William Cottringer
This is an article to provoke readers into questioning the validity of their beliefs according to the perspective used to see what you think is true. ...
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Two Kinds of Success by William Cottringer
This article explores the success phenomenon from two opposite perspectives, or by external or internal measures of success ...
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TWO PATHS TO KNOWING by William Cottringer
Here are the two paths of knowing with which you can evaluate the accuracy and completeness of the picture you have of reality....
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Two Questions Worth Answering by William Cottringer
Here are two important questions to ask and answer; the answers determine the quality of life you get to enjoy....
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