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Making gradual progress in discarding beliefs that control us. The fish and the hook.

March 10, 2015April 28, 2015 Michael Todd

Thoughts, themselves, are very difficult for people to “pass up”. In the CBT (Cognitive Behavior Therapy) sense, long term beliefs. Thoughts that we have that pertain to these beliefs, even for a person who is “enlightened” in many ways, it’s … Continue reading Making gradual progress in discarding beliefs that control us. The fish and the hook.

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How to apologize to an intelligent woman (not including your wife, version).

March 8, 2015April 28, 2015 Michael Todd

It’s possible for a man to have a deep, abiding love for a female that he’s never going to marry or fornicate with, even in site of the woman he has done both of those things with. And, it’s possible … Continue reading How to apologize to an intelligent woman (not including your wife, version).

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Fragmented Career, Mental Health Decline.

March 6, 2015May 12, 2019 Michael Todd

Even if you don’t technically own or run a small business, if you’re like a lot of us today, you’ve sort of cobbled together a career. You might work 3 different jobs; 2 of the 3 might be jobs you … Continue reading Fragmented Career, Mental Health Decline.