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Why I speak up…!
The Problem with the Gambling Industry and Political Support Gambling, particularly through pokie machines, has become deeply embedded in Australian society. It is a multi-billion-dollar
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Incivility is Contagious
Incivility, though very contagious, is not a mere bug to be overlooked; it is a destructive force that spreads like wildfire through self-righteous anger, infecting
Gail Forder
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Learned Behavior and Mental Strongholds
Learned behavior and mental strongholds are related concepts but have distinct differences: 1. Definition: Learned behavior refers to actions, responses, or patterns of behavior that
Gail Forder
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Personality trait Vs Past Trauma Response
A personality trait refers to a stable and enduring pattern of behavior, thoughts, and emotions that characterizes an individual. These traits are believed to be
Gail Forder
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Combat Limiting Beliefs
Combat Limiting Beliefs… Have you ever known what you needed to do, but for some reason, you never could get it done or move past
Gail Forder
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Signs You’re in an Abusive Church
The Christian church is to be loving and grace-filled, a place people can go to for encouragement and support in their spiritual lives. Unfortunately, instead
Gail Forder
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How to Be the Most Likeable Person in the Room
“One of the biggest mistakes I still make is caring way too much about what people think of me. People I barely know. When I moved
Gabrielle Beth
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Tolerance vs Acceptance
I was told recently by someone that he tolerates me, and I wondered what that meant in relation to what I believe about tolerance and
Gail Forder
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Acts Of Kindness
It doesn’t take a lot of effort to dramatically change another person’s day. Remarkable people are always thinking of others and looking for ways to
Gail Forder
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Forgiving Others or Seeking Forgiveness from Others
Remember we get hurt by what others do to us but we also do wrong to others… there is a difference between the way we
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