“Am I Living Life the Right Way?”

Many people wonder if they should of should have lived life differently. My Psychology Today article today offers four letters offer varied expressions of that doubt. I offer my response to each.

4 Career Problems . . . and possible solutions

 
My Psychology Today article today presents four career problems and the advice I’d give.

Buying in the Time of COVID: 10 wise purchases

The COVID economic shutdown is forcing many people to shop more thoughtfully. My Psychology Today article today offers 10 examples of what I believe to be thoughtful purchases.

Living as a Sad Person: Thoughts for the downcast

Much has been written for people who are clinically depressed. Less discussed are people whose baseline on a 10-ponit happiness scale is just modestly below average, say 3 or 4. 

I offer advice to sad people in my Psychology Today article today.

What to Say - Miscellaneous situations. A script for 7 ticklish situations

This series’ previous installments offered sample scripts for situations at work and intimate relationships.

In the final installment in the series, here are scripts for less easily categorized situations. Again, when I first use a principle, I’ll call it out. Of course, these are merely samples. Adapt or scrap to fit the situation and your personality.

What to Say - Intimate Relationships--Scripts for 5 ticklish situations

Yesterday in Psychology Today, I offered sample scripts for what to say in ticklish situations in worklife. Today I turn to intimate relationships. 

What to Say: Scripts for 7 ticklish work situations

My Psychology Today article today offers a sample script for seven ticklish situations that people commonly encountered in their worklife. I call-out principles of communication that are embedded in the scripts