Becoming Authentic: The Fallacy of the Unique Personality

Why Personalities Are Not Unique In 1948, psychologist Bertram Forer gave his introductory psychology students a questionnaire and told them that they would each receive a unique personality analysis based on their answers.  But unbeknownst to his students, Bertram was conducting an experiment.  Instead of each student getting a unique…

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Beyond Bobby’s Beliefs: How To Remove Our False Limitations

Bobby's Little Mistake Five-year-old Bobby is just learning to read.  He speaks the word bead when he should have said bed.  Bobby’s father tells him that he is stupid.  Bobby’s father chuckles as he utters his words, thinking he is just kidding around.  But Bobby doesn’t notice the chuckle; he…

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The Return of the Power of the Law of Cause and Effect

Law of Attraction or Law of Cause and Effect? The law of attraction has been in vogue for a long time.  People have been reciting their mantras and saying their affirmations hoping to attract money, fame, and love for centuries.  Even televangelists are now singing the praises of the law…

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Michelangelo and Sculpting our True Self

Michelangelo's First Love Michelangelo is best known for his incredible frescos in the Sistine Chapel.  But he didn't enjoy painting.  He really didn't want to do the chapel ceiling.  He was coaxed into it, and he sometimes complained and felt resentful.  His body took a pounding due to the strange…

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