mental health
Mental health and psychology are essential in life extension and leading a healthy and happy life.
Why I Quit My Second Job
Many of us operate on the cordiality principle where we want to please others around us. This desire helps bind us as a community, but can also backfire. We can overcommit ourselves when we won't say no to another person. I fell into this trap this spring (as I have many springs when my energy returns).
By Eileen Davis4 years ago in Longevity
Power Sports Is A Classic Law Of Attraction Suggestion
This subtle force of repeated suggestion bypasses our reason, operating directly on our emotions and sensations, eventually seeping deep into our subconscious brains. The constant and repeated suggestion that first makes you believe, then makes you want to purchase, is the core concept of all successful advertising. We've been on a vitamin kick in recent years.
By Rani Zubaida4 years ago in Longevity
Classics of the Law of Attraction Ww Atkinson's Practical Mental Influence Attraction Between Minds
The ether that fills space transports these Thought-Waves in all directions, and the earth's surface, particularly in heavily populated areas, is packed with them.
By Rani Zubaida4 years ago in Longevity
Tips for Looking After Your Mental Health Later on in Life
Growing older has its own set of problems and changes, and adjusting to them may be draining on both physical and mental health. With loneliness, isolation, and a lack of attention, it becomes more difficult to sustain mental health than physical health later in life. And, with one in every five older people in the community and two in every five home care services in NSW are suffering from poor mental health, it's critical to recognize that you are not alone and that many of us, at some point, feel unable to manage.
By Adam Marshall4 years ago in Longevity
Why Have You Stopped Smiling?
Your First Lesson in Happiness Do something for me; smile. Smile for these next few sentences and notice something start changing in your attitude and mind. It's silly isn't is? Smiling without something being funny. Without a camera in your face or someone to smile at. It's not completely natural to smile in a situation that simply doesn't require you to smile.
By Tony Stone4 years ago in Longevity
Reframing My Mindset to One of Abundance
I don't want to go back to work on Monday. I suppose that's a normal feeling, but I need to be okay with it. Perhaps even be excited. I've had the last week off with my kids and I was sick for a week before that. So I am "out of practice". I have messed up my sleep schedule so 2 am is my normal again. But guess what? I need to go to sleep by 12 am to function.
By Eileen Davis4 years ago in Longevity
We Need to Stop Romanticizing Burnout
Most people would agree that a good work ethic is crucial if you want to get ahead in life... however, in the time of #bossbabe and carefully curated professional feeds on Instagram there is a subsect of people who are working themselves to death. There are those today who would argue that they are "grinding to get ahead" or "hustling for a better life", but the focus on designer brands, burnout bragging, and money-focused manifestation videos show that we're not as far from the "greed is good" Gordon Gekko mentality of '80s Wall Street.
By S. A. Crawford4 years ago in Longevity


