Posts Tagged ‘authentic personality’

A New Perspective On Procrastination, Part II: Dropping Your “Procrastination Persona”

Monday, July 21st, 2008

In an earlier article, I discussed how procrastination can arise from a general feeling of dissatisfaction—an attitude of “nonacceptance” toward the world—and how letting yourself fully experience that dissatisfaction, without judging it or pushing it aside, can help you overcome the habit.  My focus here is another common cause of procrastination.  I suggest that, when [...]

The Trouble With “Tips And Tricks”

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

Bookstores and the Internet are overflowing with “tips and tricks” we can supposedly use to get other people to do what we want.  Whether you’re looking for advice on what to say in a job interview to make sure you’re hired, how to subtly pressure a potential customer to close that deal, or attractive body [...]

Do You Have The “Personality” For The Career You Want?

Monday, February 18th, 2008

Personality tests are becoming increasingly popular among people starting out in their careers and those seeking career transitions.  These tests are intended to gather information about the taker’s desires, fears, values and skills and recommend careers best suited for people with those traits.  If we pick a career that other people with our personality type [...]