My PsychologyToday.com Articles with 2,000+ Facebook Likes

6/9/14 Update: Here's another one:
My article, Becoming a Better Listener has 6,400 Facebook Likes. And the total page views for my PsychologyToday.com articles is now 468,000.

I've been gratified by the response to my articles on PsychologyToday.com. I've only been writing for it for six weeks and the audience has built rapidly: 168,700 page views in the past week alone. 

If you haven't seen my articles, you might want to see if any interest you. These might especially be worth a look: Each has already received more than 2,000 Facebook Likes:

Can Anyone Figure Out What Makes Us Tick? (2,400 Facebook Likes)

How Would You Rate Your Life? (3,500 Facebook Likes) 

Why Following Your Passion Can Backfire (3,800 Facebook Likes)

6 Secrets to Making the Most of Your Time (5,700 Facebook Likes)

How Can You Tell Who to Trust (10,000 Facebook Likes)

What To Do When You're Being Ignored. (10,000 Facebook Likes.)

What I Learned From Giving Money Away: A case for giving charity to individuals, not non-profits

My PsychologyToday.com article today talks about how I gave money away to strangers and my wondering whether, despite losing the tax deduction, it's wiser to give money to individuals than to non-profits. HERE is the link.

What I'm Learning About Being Tactful and Acquiring More Emotional Intelligence

My PsychologyToday.com article today is on what I'm learning about how to be tactful, acquiring more emotional intelligence.

Unleashing Your Inner Ham: Overcoming fear of showing others your creative efforts

My PsychologyToday.com article today: Unleashing Your Inner Ham.  

Many people would end up enjoying showing their creative efforts to others--their singing, writing, art, whatever. But they're scared. This article may help mitigate those fears.

Finding the Will to Be Good

We all harbor less-than-benevolent thoughts.

Alas, we don't always have the discipline to restrain ourselves. Oh, for a little more impulse control. 

My PsychologyToday.com may offer some help. HERE is the link. 

In Praise of Middle Adopters

My PsychologyToday.com article today: In Praise of Middle Adopters.  

Early adopters get lots of praise and late adopters lots of criticism. I argue that here, the golden mean is the holy grail.

Being Ignored: What to do when you feel you're treated with indifference

My PsychologyToday.com article today: Dealing with Being Ignored: What to do when you feel you're treated with indifference. 

HERE is the link.