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Emelia8Senior Contributor
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Good morning @PeppyPatti @TAB 😊
I do know you @PeppyPatti we met years ago. ♥
Have a great day all 🌷🌻
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MDTSenior Contributor
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@tonys
There are times some local hoons floor it up the side road behind our place.
One day a Red P Plater was doing so as we got out of the car and it forced him to slow down. He sped up as soon as he could and one of his P Plates fell off haha
There are times some local hoons floor it up the side road behind our place.
One day a Red P Plater was doing so as we got out of the car and it forced him to slow down. He sped up as soon as he could and one of his P Plates fell off haha
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MDTSenior Contributor
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Morning all
Have a good day
Have a good day
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MDTSenior Contributor
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Just read this and thought I would share it
It's from a book called Chatter - about how we can cultivate a more positive inner voice. In their experiment participants were unaware that they'd be required to perform public speaking in front of 3 judges who were stoic as. It actually reminds me of a graduate job I applied to - I recall trying to make them laugh. They didn't hahaha.
"Remarkably, as we coded the videos and dug deeper into the data from the experiment, it wasn’t just the participants’ emotional responses that differed. Judges who watched videos of participant’s speeches indicated that people in the distanced self-talk group performed better on the task as well.
We had uncovered a novel distancing tool hidden in the mind: distanced self-talk . As our experiments and others later demonstrated, shifting from the first-person “I” to the second-person “you” or third-person “he” or “she” provides a mechanism for gaining emotional distance. Distanced self-talk, then, is a psychological hack embedded in the fabric of human language. And we now know that its benefits are diverse."
So ultimately, we can direct our inner voice by changing the language.
It's from a book called Chatter - about how we can cultivate a more positive inner voice. In their experiment participants were unaware that they'd be required to perform public speaking in front of 3 judges who were stoic as. It actually reminds me of a graduate job I applied to - I recall trying to make them laugh. They didn't hahaha.
"Remarkably, as we coded the videos and dug deeper into the data from the experiment, it wasn’t just the participants’ emotional responses that differed. Judges who watched videos of participant’s speeches indicated that people in the distanced self-talk group performed better on the task as well.
We had uncovered a novel distancing tool hidden in the mind: distanced self-talk . As our experiments and others later demonstrated, shifting from the first-person “I” to the second-person “you” or third-person “he” or “she” provides a mechanism for gaining emotional distance. Distanced self-talk, then, is a psychological hack embedded in the fabric of human language. And we now know that its benefits are diverse."
So ultimately, we can direct our inner voice by changing the language.
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TABSenior Contributor
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Good Morning @MDT @Emelia8 @PeppyPatti @tonys @StuF @Oaktree @saturnzoon
hope there is some good in all your days
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StuFSenior Contributor
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Yeah @tonys it will be good, even just to get away for a day or so
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tonysSenior Contributor
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Hello @Emelia8 I'm sorry for revisits to to those dear ones lost Emelia. I guess memories are what we are comprised of, and what defines us, and we don't get to pick and choose. Its just this thing called
life.
I swapped my calendar for trees. Citrus blossom turns to mango and paw paws, and then rainbow
cascades of of acer leaves confetti the lawns and then the ashes of my lost love are like lipstick gloss on every last rose petal that falls.
Making new memories, cherishing old, and hoping ghosts unwanted, no longer remember us.
My thoughts are with you and Hannah, and the lady who lost a son.
Whilst I could support a few posts, I didn't want to say anything. I would surely have made a hash of
it.
I hope the rest of your week ascends you to a sunnier view. tonys..
@Oaktree @saturnzoon @Glisten
Hi everyone. @StuF @Shaz51 @MDT @PeppyPatti @TAB @StuF @Former-Member @Lila3 @Bunniekins
And every one else with circles on calendars, and moons measured minds
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creative_writerSenior Contributor
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@tonys I hope you are doing well today ❤️ .
POTS is more of a nuisance, the only risk is fainting which hasn't happened to me thankfully, but I have had my eyesight go dark when standing too quickly. I admit I have walked on stairs when my eyesight wasn't clear, probably not the smartest thing to do
POTS is more of a nuisance, the only risk is fainting which hasn't happened to me thankfully, but I have had my eyesight go dark when standing too quickly. I admit I have walked on stairs when my eyesight wasn't clear, probably not the smartest thing to do
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TABSenior Contributor
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interesting @creative_writer I have been told have AF despite being on blood thinners and BP meds. also get dizzy business, can drive car 20mins and have to be very careful after first get on my feet.
still waiting to see cardio. had lung scans in meantime , they found I have clots still but not fullof them like 3 years ago and on thinners so they did not seem bothered, also was made to have a night in hospital due to AF after doing 3 day holter monitor and getting pulse readings in 200s (ok , false as has been pointed out as bad heartbeat getting double counted/averaged etc )
think cardio in around 3 weeks time. been waiting since October to see them
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creative_writerSenior Contributor
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@TAB BP issues are frustrating. I hope seeing the cardio helps, their long waitlists can be frustrating. I don't know if I should see one, just been doing what I can at home, ensuring I have enough water, salt, electrolytes and wear compression leggings. I have both high and low BP running in my family
