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10 Ways to Combat Loneliness and Isolation
By
Linda Mintle
As we come out of the pandemic and resume a more interactive life, there is a lot to think about when it comes to our mental health. So many people experienced fear, uncertainty, anxiety, sorrow and loneliness. Loneliness is a real problems for so many people. We were not used to the isolation and…
What a Hill and the Beatles Tell You About Resiliency!
By
Linda Mintle
The Beatles sang about a fool on a hill. Day after day, all alone, the fool stands. While I don’t believe the Beatles had any intention to tie this song to resiliency, it does speak to something very important. If you work in an organization or coach a team and want people to be more resilient, the…
How to Deal With An Explosive Person
By
Linda Mintle
Lisa: “Hey Tim, would you mind taking out the trash on your way to the car?” Tim could feel his anger rising. Yes, it was a simple request but he knew he was about to have another attack. He could feel the aggressive impulse building. “I am so tired of being told what to do.…
Is it OK to Be a Highly Sensitive Person?
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Linda Mintle
I cry during movies! Toy Story 3 is a double whammy. The tears begin when Andy leaves the toys for college. Then we see all the toys holding hands when they are about to be incinerated. The scene is a tear jerker! Or how about when Mufasa dies in Lion King and his young cub…
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