Sometimes I just want people to believe. I had a manic episode at 39 1/2, which I still don't know if I believe it almost a year after. Maybe it's normal for those who are bipolar 1 to believe what …
Overcoming Shame Through Consistent Emotional Work
I’ve been doing my emotional coaching program and recently we’ve been having discussions whether certain instances I'm working through are anger or rage. Anger in its negative form is self-will run …
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A Fear of Failure And The Church Minister Prototype
I have strong a fear of failure and rejection and I've experienced a lot of added fear from the church that I'm working to unlearn. But, the most obvious parts I've experienced in this is in the …
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Emotional Intelligence in Leadership: Ego Is The Problem
When it comes to leaders, why is it many of them seem to believe they must feel more powerful than their subordinates? To make sure that they continue to be "over" you? Many leaders I have experienced …
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How Do I Know If I’m Hearing From the Lord?
I think it's an interesting question, "how do I know if I'm hearing form the Lord?" It's particularly interesting if you get diagnosed as bipolar because your thoughts that you thought were from the …
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The Day I Was Diagnosed As Bipolar 1
I never noticed any obvious signs of being bipolar until I got to the rip old age of 39. Actually, a friend in highschool once told me I was bipolar offhandedly because she thought I was moody. I …
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