

The Hand We’ve Been Dealt
I want to finish this series of posts on personality I’ve put together over the past couple of months by … Read more The Hand We’ve Been Dealt

Agreeableness: The Sacrifice of Self
Agreeableness breaks down into Compassion and Politeness. Compassionate people are the caring, loving types. They are sympathetic towards other people’s … Read more Agreeableness: The Sacrifice of Self

Openness: The Gates of Mind
“Openness is seen in the breadth, depth and permeability of consciousness, and in the recurrent need to enlarge and examine … Read more Openness: The Gates of Mind

Conscientiousness: The Ruthless Pursuit of Order.
Of all the interplay between character traits, I find the relationship between conscientiousness and openness the most interesting. The lines … Read more Conscientiousness: The Ruthless Pursuit of Order.

Neuroticism: The Cost of Consciousness
Neuroticism is the trait associated with negative emotions. Of course, it’s probably the one trait you don’t want to score … Read more Neuroticism: The Cost of Consciousness

3-2-1 Flying Fridays
Hello lovely readers and welcome back to 3-2-1 Flying Fridays! The only weekly post that never gives up – even … Read more 3-2-1 Flying Fridays

Extraversion: The Price of Now
What Is Extraversion? Extraversion breaks down into the following two fundamental aspects: assertiveness and enthusiasm. Those high in assertiveness are the take-charge … Read more Extraversion: The Price of Now

The Big Five Personality Model: An Empirical Tool for Understanding Yourself
The Story of Personality Theory Some 80-plus years ago, researchers embarked on one of the longest (and most boring) projects … Read more The Big Five Personality Model: An Empirical Tool for Understanding Yourself

Why Understanding Personality Is Key to Increasing Potential
I recently completed a course on personality theory that I found infinitely fascinating. Today I want to share some thoughts … Read more Why Understanding Personality Is Key to Increasing Potential

3-2-1 Flying Fridays
Hello lovely readers and welcome back to 3-2-1 Flying Fridays! The only weekly post that has a personality disorder… Following … Read more 3-2-1 Flying Fridays

Where We Are Meant To Be
We’re all looking for that Goldilocks position in life. That ultimate purpose specifically suited to our own unique talents and … Read more Where We Are Meant To Be

3-2-1 Flying Fridays
Hello lovely readers and welcome back to 3-2-1 Flying Fridays! The only weekly post that takes an extended break without … Read more 3-2-1 Flying Fridays

A Creative Leave of Absence
So my muse decided to take a holiday recently. He packed his bags and went to Hawaii or somewhere. And … Read more A Creative Leave of Absence

Fear-Setting: A powerful exercise for making major life decisions.
Beware Fear Disguised As Optimism. “There’s no difference between a pessimist who says, ‘Oh, it’s hopeless, so don’t bother doing … Read more Fear-Setting: A powerful exercise for making major life decisions.

3-2-1 Flying Fridays
Hello lovely readers and welcome back to 3-2-1 Flying Fridays! The only weekly post that believes embracing uncertainty is the … Read more 3-2-1 Flying Fridays

Why It’s Wrong To Be Right
If you think back to the Middle Ages and compare what we know now to what we thought we knew … Read more Why It’s Wrong To Be Right

3-2-1 Flying Fridays
Hello lovely readers and welcome back to 3-2-1 Flying Fridays! The only weekly post that believes you have to write … Read more 3-2-1 Flying Fridays

Must We Not Fight for Peace?
“War would end if the dead could return.” — Stanley Baldwin. Just imagine you wake up the following morning to the sound … Read more Must We Not Fight for Peace?

3-2-1 Flying Fridays
Hello lovely readers and welcome back to 3-2-1 Flying Fridays! The only weekly post that believes we must fight for … Read more 3-2-1 Flying Fridays

The Two Paths to Wealth
I have two images of wealth in my mind. One looks like what most people envision. A lavish lifestyle, a … Read more The Two Paths to Wealth
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