Tag Archives: Goal Setting
Bystander Effect
Rediscovering this piece Bystander Effect in my basket makes me cringe with disgust, and it pisses me off beyond belief. Since this incident, the Bystander Effect has gotten worse. Psychology Today defines the bystander effect as, “The presence of others … Continue reading
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Tagged Abusive Practice, assessment tools, Bystander effect, client issues, Clinical Social Work, Code of Ethics, education, faith, Goal Setting, How did you get here, kindness, mental health and wellness, mental health work, psychological interventions, rejection, social media, stand up, suicide, Technology
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Future Self
If you don’t have big dreams, try imaging your ideal future self. We often get so caught up in our day to do list we don’t take time to step back and envision all the amazing options available to us. … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemplating, creativity, dreams, emotions, faith, Goal Setting, goals, Habit, happiness, health, imagination, inspiration, life, mindfulness, opportunity, passion, vision
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Small Steps
Do a goal check… now is the time to ask, “What have I done to get closer to where I want to be?” If the answer doesn’t line up with goals you’ve set, use this reflection time to create new, … Continue reading
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Tagged conversation, emotions, Goal Setting, goals, grateful, gratitude, Habit, happiness, insight, inspiration, learning, letting go, life, Maxie McCoy, mindfulness, professional growth, purpose
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