Things we never say
An ongoing investigation into why we do the things we do. Through psychology, research, essays, podcasts, and 1:1 coaching, I help people understand why they keep repeating the patterns they already recognise, so they can finally begin changing them.
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Why you keep managing other people's emotions?
Have you ever caught yourself saying, “I don’t really do that anymore”? Then, when someone asked why, you realised that you only stopped because someone else didn’t like it.
Are you one of those people who are really affected when someone...
Your plan for life failed, now what?
Topics include: resilience, psychology, stress mindset, fear of failure, optimism and pessimism, Martin Seligman, Kelly McGonigal, Michael Easter, career change, consistency, personal growth, handling setbacks, life transitions, self-improv...
Why we shouldn't avoid feeling bad
All of us, collectively, hate feeling bad, whether it is guilt, shame, rejection, unworthiness, or betrayal. So, of course, we have a tendency to avoid it at all costs. These emotions also bring up other secondary emotions like anger in us,...
Why does being self-aware not bring change?
Topics include: self-awareness, nervous system regulation, attachment theory, psychology, emotional healing, behaviour change, trauma, anxiety, people-pleasing, and personal growth.
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Why we judge people too quickly?
I have been thinking about how all of us have such different experiences in life, and how they dictate how we live our lives now. All the decisions that we have made, or all of them that someone else made for us, have led us to this exact m...
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An ongoing investigation into why we do the things we do. Through psychology, research, essays, podcasts, and 1:1 coaching, I help people understand why they keep repeating the patterns they already recognise, so they can finally begin changing them.
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