Category: terms

• anxportunist

  

  An anxportunist see other people’s anxieties as weakness and exploit them.

  September 10, 2020

  terms

  athlete, business, emotional intelligence, EQ, known, limiting belief, ll, mental health, productivity, relationships, self-control, self-help

• limiting belief

  

  Limiting beliefs keep us from reaching our full potential.

  September 8, 2020

  terms

  athlete, business, emotional intelligence, EQ, known, limiting belief, ll, mental health, productivity, relationships, self-control, self-help

• self-motivation

  

  Self-motivation is an important internal drive.

  September 8, 2020

  terms

  athlete, business, emotional intelligence, EQ, known, mental health, productivity, relationships, self-control, self-help, ss

• self-awareness

  

  With self-awareness we have the ability to recognize and take an objective view of our internal dialogue, emotions thoughts and feelings.

  September 8, 2020

  terms

  athlete, business, emotional intelligence, EQ, known, mental health, productivity, relationships, self-help, ss

• cognitive dissonance

  

  Cognitive dissonance is an internal discomfort. Just like what is familiar isn’t always good, what is comfortable isn’t always beneficial.

  September 8, 2020

  terms

  acceptance, emotional intelligence, EQ, known, mental health, self-help

• self-justification

  

  If left unchecked, self-justification can be a method of self sabotage .

  September 7, 2020

  terms

  emotional intelligence, EQ, known, mental health, productivity, self-help, ss

• internal distraction

  

  We need to differentiate between internal and external distractions in order to be more productive.

  September 5, 2020

  terms

  concentration, distractions, emotional intelligence, EQ, ii, internal distraction, known, productivity, self help

• EQ (Emotional Quotient)

  

  It is about time we all know what EQ is.

  September 4, 2020

  terms

  ee, emotional intelligence, EQ, known

• victim

  

  The definition of the term victim has been distorted.

  August 28, 2020

  terms

  known, vv

• abusive distorted reality

  

  Abusers see life by a different code – an abusive distorted reality. With this abusive distorted reality abusers feel entitled to a certain life. When they do not receive their perceived entitlement they resort to abuse in order to gain what they feel they deserve.

  Lyndsey Getty

  August 12, 2020

  terms

  aa, abusive, anxiety, depression, emotional intelligence, moving forward, psychology, self-help, vocab voice