May 2012
309 posts
I can't attend to everyone's messages.
But if there are any advice blog who might want to help, reblog this and put your links below.
And if you are seeking advice and you happened to be someone who I didn’t respond to, feel free to ask them instead.
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Anonymous asked: I have a major and I'm not psyched about it but I doubt I would be in any other career field anyway, I just know that the rest of my life is going to be spent keeping up with bills and then eventually dying. I'll be forgotten by all who exist and then they will die too, so it really doesn't matter that I exist at all especially because there's no afterlife. That is incredibly...
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Anonymous asked: can anyone get ads on their blog or is it just famous bloggers? :/
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Anonymous asked: hey tai. i'm the anon with the urgent question. i'm okay for now, i've been talking to some friends about it. thank you anyway for showing that you still care to listen instead of brushing me away. you just made me respect you even more than before. i do respect you, but it's just even more now. if i'm not feeling well again, i'll be sure to message you. depression...
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Anonymous asked: I see my life, so much dreary, mundane, wasted time wishing upon unattainable goals and I feel little attachment to the future. I'm not poor by any means, I haven't really had much to be depressed about in my life, but I am just plagued by the idea of living a repetitive, mediocre life and am desperate to get off this path. Is this common? Also, what could I do?
“I appreciate compliments from someone important, that are sincere and spot on.”
When do you find yourself complimenting others?
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Anonymous asked: This is for the last anon who wrote the message about what his therapist said to them. Thank You. Really, that just made me look at it in an entirely different perspective. Thank you.
“Hey the anon who asked the ‘urgent question’ are you still there?”
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Anonymous asked: I don't know how helpful this is to others, but I have struggled with not being able to take compliments and just naturally assuming that everything I do is wrong and that I'm generally wrong and my therapist said something to me that really helped. Just that as one person on a planet so huge, isn't it a bit grandiose to think that there could be something so horribly wrong with...
When are compliments appreciated?
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samuraisenkei asked: Same as that anon, I have a hard time believing compliments from other people too. I always think they're lying to make me feel better or are secretly trying to make fun of me. If you can provide some sound advice for this, I know it'd help a lot of people. Myself included.
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Anonymous asked: Hi. i don't wanna seem an attention whore, so that's why i decided to go anon. why can't I believe the compliments people give me? why can't I feel good about myself? how can I increase my confidence? you might not answer, or see it, because it's a boring question but...i seriously need help. please help me?
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Facts on a Child’s Developing Brain
onlinecounsellingcollege:
1. During early pregnancy, neurons develop at a rate of 250,000 neurons a minute.
2. The first sense to develop in utero is the sense of touch.
3. 60% of a baby’s energy goes into brain development.
4. Holding and cuddling an infant causes their brain to release important hormones which stimulates their growth.
5. Providing a young child with a rich and...
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“Seven Steps to success:
1) Make a commitment to grow daily.
2) Value the...”
– John C. Maxwell (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
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Brain thinks better at night →
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Why Men Should Read Fiction (via The Art of... →
5minutesforward:
The “theory of mind” is very cool stuff. Reading fiction forces us to practice putting ourselves in other characters’/people’s heads, which reinforces a talent at which men tend to lag behind women. Hmmm…can we get consumers to think like a brand? Or should we get a brand to think like a consumer?
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woodenshields:
Our Beloved Dogs Probably Mourn in their Own Way.
Many dog owners ponder this question. It’s an interesting and intriguing idea. Do they grieve the way we do? Or do they even grieve at all? It’s probably one of those questions that will always remain a mystery. But we can get some clues from our canine friends and maybe even draw a couple of conclusions.
When a dog shares his...
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ruinedfortheaverage:
This is very interesting, you should check it out. Explains a lot about how your brain works with music. This is the type of thing I would like to get in to one day.
http://edition.cnn.com/2012/05/26/health/mental-health/music-brain-science/index.html?c=weekend-intl-homepage-t&page=0
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Anonymous asked: So I hopped on your Lumosity account to check it out, but I have no clue what I'm doing! A little help would be much appreciated :)