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Fault and Responsibility – What is the link?

I've been listening to the High Performance Podcast over recent weeks in which I learned about how people's experiences in sport and business and how they've overcome adversity to get to where they are now. One theme that stood out to me was the link between fault and responsibility. For example, if a factor outside of … Continue reading Fault and Responsibility – What is the link?

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May 19, 2020Personal Development, Psychology2 Comments
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How to look after your mental health during a lockdown

As we all know, most of the world has been put in lockdown with the recent pandemic. The UK introduced new measures to combat non-essential travel which includes not being able to visit friends and family. For some of us, this can be demoralising as we feel isolated and helpless throughout these difficult times. However, … Continue reading How to look after your mental health during a lockdown

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March 24, 2020July 24, 2020Mental Health, Psychology1 Comment
Mental Health, Social Media

The Effect of Social Media trolling on Self-Esteem

We have felt low and worthless after a traumatic event such as a break-up or when we've lost our job. Everyone has been affected at least once in their lives and like many others, I have suffered from low mood and feeling hopeless which is a very dark place to be. Our thinking can become … Continue reading The Effect of Social Media trolling on Self-Esteem

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March 5, 2020July 24, 2020Psychology, Social Media3 Comments
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How Fear of failure can be put into perspective

Hi guys, it's been a while but I'm back today with a quick post on how we address our fear of failure. This is a common issue with a lot of us and can prevent us from making that big life/career move, we all experience failure and rejection in our lifetime but how we bounce … Continue reading How Fear of failure can be put into perspective

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November 15, 2019November 18, 2019Education, Mental Health, PsychologyLeave a comment
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5 key takeaways from The Silent Guides

I discuss the The Silent Guides written by Dr Steve Peters on how we can remove unhelpful beliefs and behaviours from childhood.

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