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Why do negative emotions tend to stack on one another? What caused the stigma around negative emotions? How can we escape this feedback loop from Hell? You know the feeling: you get angry, then you get angry at yourself for getting angry, then you’re angry about being angry over being angry. It’s the feedback loop from Hell. Continue reading to learn what causes the emotional feedback loop and how to escape it.
Looking for Fever 1793 discussion questions inspired by Anderson’s historical fiction book? How can you compare the events in the book to your life today? Laurie Halse Anderson’s book Fever 1793 is a historical fiction novel based on the yellow fever epidemic that happened in 1793. By looking at how the people handled the fever, we can examine how we’ve changed as a society. Continue on for Fever 1793 discussion questions.
Are you worried about how you’ll react when you run into your boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend? Want tips on how to prepare for a possible run-in? In his book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, Steve Harvey discusses how to handle a run-in with your boyfriend’s ex, especially if they have a child together. Harvey says that it’s better to prepare yourself for the possibility of a run-in rather than being caught off guard and reacting poorly. Continue reading for Steve Harvey’s advice on how to navigate a meeting with your boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend.
Do you ever pretend like you’ve got it all figured out? Do you ever wonder why your plans aren’t working, and why you can’t fool God about your devotion? In his book Everybody, Always, Bob Goff discusses the implications of trying to lie to God. Goff says that you can’t fool God and you shouldn’t try. God knows who you truly are and will continue to present you with opportunities to be real. Continue reading for more on how to be real with God.
Do you want to know how to stay focused while studying? Are you trying to start an ultralearning project but struggle with procrastination? Learning how to stay focused while studying is a skill in itself. Many of us struggle with procrastination and distraction, but there are ways to overcome those obstacles. In this article, we will discuss some tips on how to stay focused while studying and explore some methods for optimizing your concentration ability.
Are you trying to find Jesus in your life? Why is finding Jesus the most important step in finding yourself? In his book Everybody, Always, Bob Goff says that only when you learn to become love can you find Jesus. That’s because when you learn to love your enemies is when you learn who you truly are. Keep reading to learn how to find Jesus by finding yourself.
Who is Eliza in Fever 1793? What role does Eliza play in Matilda’s life? In Fever 1793, Eliza is a free black woman who worked for the family and without her, Matilda and her mother would be homeless. During the yellow fever outbreak, Eliza worked with the Free African Society to help the sick. Keep reading to learn more about Eliza from Fever 1793.
Looking for advice on how to grow your company quickly? How can applying Reid Hoffman’s methods from his book Blitzscaling help you speed up the process? In his book Blitzscaling, Reid Hoffman answers all of your questions. He explains how the age of technology is making companies grow faster than ever and explains the techniques required to stay ahead of the game. Continue on for advice from the book Blitzscaling.
Are you afraid you’ll look silly if you make a mistake? How can being wrong actually be a good thing? In The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, Mark Manson writes about the benefits of being wrong. He says that being wrong allows you to grow from your mistakes and instead of always trying to be right, we should be striving to be less wrong than we were yesterday. Keep reading to learn why it’s okay to be wrong.
What was surviving a plague like for Matilda in Fever 1793? What caused the end of the yellow fever outbreak? Yellow fever is spread through mosquito bites, so when the first frost-covered Philadelphia in Fever 1793 and killed the insects, Matilda knew she had survived the plague. The question, then, was what to do now that it was over. Keep reading to learn what Matilda did after surviving the plague in Fever 1793.