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Personality trait Vs Past Trauma Response

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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 relatively consistent across different situations and over time. Examples of personality traits include extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness to experience. On the other hand, a past trauma response refers […]

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Combat Limiting Beliefs

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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 it? You felt stuck and possibly even unsettled. Maybe you want to reach a certain goal, but it seems like it will never happen. What’s holding you back? What’s keeping you

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Offence is taken not given

Cover, Faith & Politics / Gail Forder

“Offence” shouldn’t make speech illegal… Tasmania is the most repressive Australian state in relation to freedom of speech, especially religious speech. Even private conversations that “offend” are illegal under Section 17. Saying anything which may be interpreted as offending a person because of gender, sexual orientation or other listed attributes is illegal under the

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Acts Of Kindness

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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 positively influence and contribute. Making a difference is an organic urge in exceptional people. If you want to make a real difference in the lives of your family members, friends,

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Success by Embracing Change

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Change is a big part of being successful. Not only is change good (if you don’t believe me, look at the fashions of the 70s and 80s), but it’s accelerating at an increasingly rapid pace. While it took 75 years for 100 million users to adopt the telephone, it only took four and a half for

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