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basically, it's saying that success is not a consequence but a result of success. An example is someon ewho is more successful will enjoy their job more and become happier as they grow older. One study showed that a happier person sold a life insurance policy to one of their unhappier peers. Happiness is brought with success and wealth.
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Roman
8/15/2018 11:30:28 am
Overreacting to small things can be challenging, but if you know what they are you can handle them better and figure out ways to make the situation better not a bigger problem by getting mad or upset. Getting mad at those things that trigger you is normal, but how you react can change the situation from bad to good but not always.
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jah'sani
8/15/2018 11:37:13 am
it's saying that overreacting to things that are not important can have add bad effects on you in society and can create bigger problems than the small one you started
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Farmer
8/15/2018 11:31:24 am
If you have a friend that sometimes seems stressed out about something or maybe be depressed, you shouldn't ignore them. Even if you dont know them well and you noticed signs of something thats bad. In that article a girl noticed posts of a highschool friend of hers that would make all kinds of posts about how bad he felt or giving up on himself. She didnt really approach the person but she wondered if a new app worked that allowed you to text someone like that but she didnt know if it worked. In my opinion, if you dont think one way is working then you should try another to try and get in touch with that person so they know someone really cares.
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Hunter McLaughlin
8/15/2018 11:32:37 am
The personality trait called alexithymia was discovered about 40 years ago by a psychoanalyst who lived in Boston. They use it to describe patients who don't have much to say or don't have much emotion. The word translates from Greek meaning no words for emotion. Another word to describe them is uninteresting because they have troubles showing the emotions. Sometimes the can't put their feelings into words or they just wouldn't rather share their emotions.
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ian peach
8/15/2018 11:34:53 am
Ever once and awhile we all blow a small thing out of proportion and make it a big deal. For example, someone cutting you off in traffic isn’t a reason to scream, stick your middle finger out the window, and yell at the person in your passenger seat. This has happened to everyone and in reality it isn't helpful. Overreactions never make situations better. In fact, they usually make them worse. Stress in our lives can create the conditions for us to overreact. But even though doing so might release tension in the moment, it doesn’t solve the true issue that is causing the stress. All it does is create more stress and anxiety. A few steps you can take to not make things a big deal is, take a moment to gather yourself, rationalize the situation, and then act upon it.
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Jayson Lind
8/15/2018 11:35:44 am
One year after charlottesville and what we learned.
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E'Nijah Stinson
8/15/2018 11:35:46 am
Did you have a dispute with your spouse today? "Heated arguments can actually make our hearts pound and push us to our “boiling point." Having disputes isn't healthy for the human body. Instead of arguing, find a way to come to an understanding with each other and hug it out. Research shows that couples who have high-level disputes can possibly get havoc in their bodies. Havoc is a widespread destruction that causs damage in the body. However, if you talk it out and be civil about the situation, positive emotional feeling will make you feel like you have a stonger bond and reduce stress levels.
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Trevor Mulcahy
8/15/2018 11:36:32 am
I read the article "Why Improving Yourself Isn't Always Easy". Before reading this article, I didn't even know self-improvement apps even existed. I also learned not to trust a lot of them because they can end up not doing anything or even making the situation worse.
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jarico shane
8/15/2018 11:37:08 am
the article i read it helps you improve your temper to not overreact over the simplest of things. It helps people deal with their issues and how to react to a certain problem in the right way. Most people overreact to problems that are so small it shouldn't even be a issue but this article tells you ways of dealing with these reactions in a way that it would seem like it was nothing. Take a moment and try to collect yourself in the act of the incident so you will not overreact and go too far and go crazy is basically what i understood about the article.
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Alexis Armand
8/15/2018 11:37:38 am
In the article, The Most Important Personality Trait You Never Heard of, I learned about alexithymia, which is a personality trait that was identified over four decades ago by Boston psychoanalyst John Neimah. Alexithymia is intended to capture the personality of people seen in therapy who fit the profile of what they call "boring" patient. Alexithymia translates from the Greek to mean " no words for emotions." Studies believe the reason people with alexithymia are so boring in session is because they have so much difficulty expressing how they feel.
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wyatt
8/15/2018 11:37:45 am
Overreacting is hard thing for people to do on a daily bases. The article was trying to say if you overreacted to small things u need to take that stuff out of your life, For example when you work hard on something and someone is talking bad about it just ignore it. Also if you didnt eat in a while or didnt have a lot of sleep that can trigger overreacting a lot.
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Eredia
8/15/2018 11:37:46 am
This article is saying that self improvement apps are not that effective. Most of the apps built are not by experts on well being, but built by engineers. According to the experts, these people do not know what makes them happy and are bad at guessing. These self improvement apps do not focus on what each and everyone needs.Being on your phone all the time will not make you happy
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Matthew Hurt
8/15/2018 11:38:02 am
People often have busy and active minds. Being immersed in this state of a busy mind can be unpleasant. Occasionally we have moments where our mind is silent and calm. Most people seek this mental stillness, whether it be conscious or unconscious. This calmness comes from many activities such as taking a walk across the country side, watching plays and movies, and looking at art. Some people acquire the mental stillness from intense sports. Sports that put us in danger can take away our minds fuel for the clattered thoughts and create a calm head. The clearness and calmness of our minds can create a happier life.
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