Psychology Archives

The 6 Rich Mindsets: The Secret to Wealth

How Economic Outpatient Care Leads to UAW Children

What do rich people do differently? Can anyone become rich if they start thinking as rich people do? According to T. Harv Eker, the author of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, rich people have a specific attitude towards money and they manage their finances in a particular way. The more you think like a rich person, the more you’ll improve your money mindset that will, in turn, help you improve your state of finances. In this article, we’ll explore how developing a rich mindset leads to wealth and some strategies to help you adopt and cultivate a wealthy attitude that

Feeling Insecure at Work? Handle Your First Bad Drafts

What makes people feel insecure at work? How can you stop feeling unconfident? People start to feel insecure at work during times of uncertainty. They develop stories—bad first drafts—largely built around their biases rather than facts. You deal with your insecurities by questioning the story you are telling yourself, and revealing the biases in those stories. Read more about how to get over the feeling of being insecure at work.

T. Harv Eker: How Rich People Think

How do rich people think? What role does your money mindset (how you think and what you believe about money) play in the state of your finances? According to T. Harv Eker, the author of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, rich people, who didn’t come from a rich background and who made their wealth themselves, have vastly different beliefs about money compared to most people. They have what he calls the “rich mindset.” In this article, we’ll discuss the different ways Eker says that rich people think and act in relation to money, and explore some practical techniques for practicing

The 6 Telltale Signs You Are Suppressing Your Emotions

6 Common Signs You Are Suppressing Your Emotions

What is the danger in suppressing your emotions? How do you know you are bottling up your feelings? Suppressing your emotions will cause them to manifest in ways that are not aligned with who you are. Your bottled-up feelings will make you manifest behaviors that are contradictory to your values. You will know you have suppressed feelings when you start avoiding engagement with others or start replacing hurt with anger. Read on to learn more about the dangers of suppressing your emotions.

How to Boost Employees’ Confidence: Tips for Leaders

How does employees’ self-confidence affect performance? What can you, as a leader, do to boost your employees’ confidence in their roles? Most leaders realize that competence is important, but confidence is just as crucial. In fact, studies have shown that self-confidence is an even stronger predictor of performance than skill level or training. To boost your employees’ confidence in their roles, follow these practices.

To Cultivate Self-Trust, Take Note of Small Moments

Self-Trust: How to Build and Maintain It

What is self-trust? How do you build trust in yourself? Self-trust is the belief in your ability to face and overcome difficult situations without fixating on perfection. Trusting yourself requires the recollection of past moments where you proved yourself capable of tackling challenging obstacles. Read on about how to build self-trust.

Tribes by Seth Godin: Definition & Characteristics

What makes any group a tribe? How does Tribes by Seth Godin define a tribe? Tribes are everywhere. Likely, you’re in more than one. In Tribes, Seth Godin defines a tribe as a group of people connected to a belief, a leader, and each other. Keep reading to get some insight on the concept of tribes according to Seth Godin’s Tribes—as well as some supplementary ideas and counterpoints from other experts.

Understanding the Psychology of Victim Blaming

What is victim blaming? Why do people sometimes blame the victim, and not the perpetrator? Victim blaming is a phenomenon whereby a victim of a crime or an accident is accused of the incident. There are several theories as to why people blame victims. Keep reading to understand the psychology of victim blaming.

Eckhart Tolle: Practicing the Power of Now

What is the power of Now? Why is it so difficult to keep your attention in the present moment, without drifting off either into the future or the past? The Now is the present moment—each individual moment in the innumerable sequence of moments that makes up our lives. Practicing the power of Now is experiencing each of these moments with your full and undivided attention, without being distracted by your internal monologue (whether that includes thoughts of your to-do list, replaying an interaction from this morning, or running commentary and analysis of the present). Here is how living in the

Codependent Caretaking: Signs to Look Out For

What is a codependent caretaker? How can you tell if you are one? Sometimes, actions that seem generous and kind can actually be insidious. Genuinely caring for someone is not the same thing as caretaking, which is defined as giving care to others with your own needs in mind. From there, it’s a slippery slope towards codependent caretaking. Learn more about codependent caretaking and why it happens below.