Marty Nemko

Taking stock of how we’ve changed can gratify us. And it can motivate us to change some t...

In my PsychologyToday.com article today , I argue that it's wise to idolize your best self and aspire to being that person. I ask ques...

Self-report is a valuable way for you to identify our strengths and weaknesses. Not only does that enable you to consider the full range ...

Not so long ago, being hard on yourself was seen as an asset. Now, self-acceptance is more lauded. My PsychologyToday.com article today ar...

In theory, we all agree that we learn from experience. Yet too often, those lessons go unnoticed or unremembered. Answering the questions...

As my PsychologyToday.com article today , I offer an easy way to compare your self-concept with how you're perceived.  

Most people think of themselves as benevolent but how benevolent are you, really? In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I offer seven ...

We’re often too busy to reflect, even on something as important as our worklife. My PsychologyToday.com article today asks questions t...

An important step toward career success is to identify your key skills and abilities. My PsychologyToday.com article helps you do that exp...

As we get older, we become more aware that the sand in our hourglass is falling, seemingly ever faster. We’re all in the ultima...

Over the past quarter century, I've kept  improving my list of probing questions designed to tease out my clients' essence and hel...

I created a version of the deathbed exercise, a useful tool for evaluating your life and seeing what, if any changes, you'd like to ma...

My article yesterday on PsychologyToday.com: Rate Your Life.   Update: Today, April 26, 2014, this is the #1 most read article of the ...

You know you should get a 360-degree evaluation:  asking trusted colleagues for feedback on you. But most people are too scared to get it. F...