Feelings

Not Getting Lost in the Poly Shuffle

Amy Shiner | Posted 05.30.2012

Amy Shiner

Communicating needs in a poly relationship is sometimes difficult. Being poly and kinky makes it all that more difficult.

What Smart Guys Know About Relationships

Ken Solin | Posted 05.23.2012

Ken Solin

Women respect men who live in integrity, and the few who don't likely aren't women most men want for a long-term relationship. What's the downside of telling your emotional truth? If a woman dumps a guy because she isn't interested in his honesty, was she his best choice?

Depending On the Brain to Think, At the Expense of the Body's Ability to Know

Donna Flagg | Posted 05.19.2012

Donna Flagg

Only after years of studying and developing a level of sophistication in the way I moved did I see how the body requires as much respect in order to be "smart" as the brain needs "exercise" to be strong.

Was It Good For You? Getting Customers to Feel Something About Your Product

Bob Berkowitz | Posted 05.16.2012

Bob Berkowitz

Two of the biggest giants in advertising appeared to have had seemingly contradictory points of view of how to best get people to buy stuff.

Who Are the Real Tough Guys?

Ken Solin | Posted 05.10.2012

Ken Solin

Men's groups offer the opportunity of healing emotional pain from the gamut of issues that cause it -- abandonment, rejection, divorce, death, sexual problems, dating, unemployment and on and on.

Beliefs Determine Behavior, Right? Wrong.

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 05.08.2012

Morty Lefkoe

At that point I realized that beliefs weren't the only cause of our feelings and that stimuli could be conditioned to cause emotions, such as being told what to do causing anger and not living up to expectations causing anxiety.

How to Be Happy

Grant Cardone | Posted 04.28.2012

Grant Cardone

Be responsible for your happiness, differentiate between feeling good and being happy, be great at what you do every day and then take the time to analyze where you are from time to time, and you will increase your happiness.

Why I Can't/Couldn't Watch/Listen to the State of the Union Address

Carol Smaldino | Posted 03.25.2012

Carol Smaldino

Tonight I'm claiming my right to be outside "the" room because it seems like a distraction, it seems like hype, like another sporting event.

Learn How to Not Jump the Gun

Deborah Calla | Posted 03.18.2012

Deborah Calla

Jumping the gun is when we are reacting to something rather than initiating. In these situations, stopping to take time will either allow us to see the light or allow for a greater sense of certainty once we decide on a course of action.

The Things You Wouldn't Say (Someone Else Will)

Shira Hirschman Weiss | Posted 03.05.2012

Shira Hirschman Weiss

Tact is not something entirely inherent, while I do believe there are genetic components and emotional intellect quotients that make it a part of one's being.

How Scent Can Evoke Forgotten Feelings

Posted 12.15.2011

By Nadia Goodman for YouBeauty.com Years ago, Christopher Brosius, founder of I Hate Perfume, found a copy of one of his favorite novels that has l...

The Answer Within: Anyone in There?

Judith Acosta | Posted 01.28.2012

Judith Acosta

In our modern age, we've all been told that to find the real answers, we need to look "within." But are there always answers within? Indeed, are there any there for any of us? And if there are, do we really want to hear them?

The Life Out Loud: 'America The Angry'

MeiMei Fox | Posted 08.17.2011

MeiMei Fox

As unemployment, gas and grocery prices are on the rise, so are people's levels of anger, anxiety and frustration.

Put on a Happy Face

Alicia Morga | Posted 07.26.2011

Alicia Morga

The promise of social networking was to connect us by making it easier to share who we are, but that's actually not how social networks are being used. The social media "profile" has become a façade.

You Are Not Uniquely Disturbed

Ronit Herzfeld | Posted 11.17.2011

Ronit Herzfeld

We're all walking around under a collective illusion, like some kind of cosmic practical joke, where each person thinks everyone else has it together, but nobody really does.

Blame is a Trap (Video)

Steven Crandell | Posted 05.25.2011

Steven Crandell

Some people think blame is a way to escape trouble.

Deal With the Real (Video)

Steven Crandell | Posted 05.25.2011

Steven Crandell

It's hard to respond to something that hasn't happened. And yet, if I make decisions based on expectations, that's what I'm doing.

For Men Who Have Everything, Including a Broken Heart -- Thoughts on Surviving Separation #4 Love Thyself

Steven Crandell | Posted 05.25.2011

Steven Crandell

Thoughts on Surviving Separation #9 from Steven Crandell on Vimeo. Hurt and loss. Sadness and stinging regret. Loneliness and guilt. The feelings of ...

Weathering Our Feelings

Wendy Strgar | Posted 11.17.2011

Wendy Strgar

Our feelings are like weather patterns. They are changeable and act on the environment with great power. Our ability to share in meaningful ways is the profound mark of our humanity.

Feelings: Week 14 of 'Mental Muscle' Boot Camp

Paul Katz | Posted 11.17.2011

Paul Katz

Once I had this realization, I pushed the painful fear aside and wrote what I expect for myself with decisiveness, command and expectency. Nothing felt far-fetched or unrealistic.

Sacred Seclusion: A Meditation On My Self

Donna Henes | Posted 11.17.2011

Donna Henes

After all our years as mothers and others, we need to reestablish who we are as individuals, separate and distinct from our relationships with those around us.

The Secret of Happiness in Gloomy Times

Deepak Chopra | Posted 05.25.2011

Deepak Chopra

For many people this will not be a happy new year, and for many more a sense of gloom hangs over world events. If you feel this gloom yourself, how will you deal with it?

Parentless Parents: Time Is Running Out

Allison Gilbert | Posted 11.17.2011

Allison Gilbert

One of the surprising findings I've come across so far is just how isolated many parentless parents feel and how few turn to others for help.

The 10 Most Common Feelings Worldwide: We Feel Fine

Christine Whelan | Posted 11.17.2011

Christine Whelan

Millions of people are sharing their emotions with their computers on a daily basis, and slowly, we are teaching computers what it's like to be human.

Once Upon a Time: Marvelous Maurice Sendak

Olivia Rosewood | Posted 11.17.2011

Olivia Rosewood

When a feeling is heard, it becomes safe and friendly. It's only when wild things (or emotions) are locked away that we have reason to fear them.