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What is a Survivor's Personality? Characteristics of a survivor are the ability to dig deep down and find ways to cope during adversity and eventually find the gift that is left behind. Surviving hardship includes a certain mindset, flexibility, and positive goals.
Fifteen is a very difficult age socially and emotionally for most teenagers. Friendships have the tendency to become all-consuming, which explains...
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by Barry Ainsworth. On May 8, 1945, the British cruiser HMS Dido was en route to Copenhagen Denmark. At one point during the journey, a lone German...
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Emily goes to Damon and tells him that she is pregnant and rather than pursue a dream that is killing her, she would rather have the baby and be...
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Most recycling bags have a blue color, and biodegradable bags are typically green. For all the other waste that can't be recycled, you use a...
Read More »According to Al Siebert, the following is a list of ways you can become more synergistic: In difficult situations, ask yourself "How can I interact with this situation so things work out for everyone involved?" Look for creative ways for things to work out well by asking those involved for their input to a positive solution. Search for ways to convert obstacles into opportunities to makes things work better.
Various phenomena like earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, tsunamis, cyclones, wildfires, and...
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Symptoms of Childhood Trauma in Adults Anger. Unresponsiveness. Anxiety. Emotional outbursts. Depression. Panic Attacks. Nov 20, 2018
Read More »1. Ask questions. Developing your curiosity to new situations increases your ability to understand the big picture of what is happening. 2. Increase your emotional and mental flexibility. Tap into your biphasic personality traits in different situations. Survivors are flexible and adapt to their circumstances. 3. Accept change with uncertainty is a way of life going forward. Change is going to happen in life. Commit to hunting the good in every situation. If you look for opportunities in hardship, you will find them. 4. Learn from all experiences. Failures are different from mistakes. Failure is when you stop trying. Mistakes are lessons learned from how not to do something. 5. Develop empathy. Put yourself in someone else's shoes. Look at the situation from their eyes and understand what they see and feel about how they want the issue to be resolved. Look for the win/win solution so things work out for everyone involved. 6. Don't put labels on people. Labels reinforce the perception of someone's behavior and restricts you to see their ability to change. Instead of saying someone is a jerk, say someone is acting like a jerk. Address their behavior, not their character.
neutron stars So massive stars become neutron stars – the heaviest things in the universe – and even more massive stars become black holes. Oct 22,...
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Xbox Live Gold is the online subscription service that started in 2002 for the original Xbox, and it allowed players to play multiplayer games...
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