Relationships
fromSlate Magazine
10 hours agoMy Crush Keeps Doing the Weirdest Hot-and-Cold Maneuver. I'm Not Sure What It Means.
Navigating romantic interest can be challenging, especially when mixed signals and self-doubt are involved.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
4 days agoI'm out of a job after issues at the schools I worked for. Is it my fault? | Annalisa Barbieri
When things happen relatively intensely, it's easy to feel out of control. And when we feel out of control, we tend to go inwards to coping mechanisms we learned long ago and a common one is to blame ourselves, because blaming ourselves is easier than raging against the world, which feels too big to harness.
Education
fromwww.businessinsider.com
6 days agoBarbara Corcoran, 77, says she silenced her inner critic by repeating one phrase to herself for years
It's just funny what your head can do for you. Most of everything, I think, plays out in your head. You know, I wish I told myself as a younger woman, you're a lot more capable than you think you are. But it took years to really learn that.
Mindfulness
Psychology
fromSilicon Canals
3 weeks agoPsychology says the most damaging people in your life are rarely the obviously cruel ones - they're the ones who were kind just often enough to keep you doubting your own perception - Silicon Canals
Intermittent reinforcement creates confusion and self-doubt, making it difficult for individuals to recognize toxic relationships.
Psychology
fromSilicon Canals
2 months agoPsychology says people who constantly second-guess themselves aren't lacking intelligence. They were usually raised in environments where their perception was regularly overridden by someone else's version of reality. - Silicon Canals
Chronic self-doubt often stems from childhood environments where personal perceptions were systematically dismissed, not from lack of intelligence or competence.
Mental health
fromSilicon Canals
2 months ago8 signs you're more emotionally intelligent than most people, even if you feel like you're always getting it wrong - Silicon Canals
Persistent self-doubt can coexist with high emotional intelligence, manifesting as deep empathy, social attunement, and reflective analysis of interactions.
Television
fromFilmmaker Magazine
3 months ago"Knowing Yourself Is a Big Part of Your Package as an Actor": Astrid Rotenberry, Back To One, Episode 377
Astrid Rotenberry plays Catherine Kelly in Netflix's His and Hers; her authentic, affecting performance reflects her focus on trust, childhood influences, and combating self-doubt.
fromBig Think
3 months agoYour brain loves labels - even when they limit your potential
When I first met Rashida, she introduced herself with a disclaimer: "I'm a little intense." She said it with a grimace, as if the label left a bad taste in her mouth. I replied, "Good to know. What else should I know about you?" She told me she was a mother, a recent pickleball enthusiast, and a leader in risk and compliance at a Fortune 500 company. I thought maybe such a role demanded intensity, but I still asked, "Where does that 'intense' label come from?"
Mindfulness
Startup companies
fromLondon Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
8 months agoThree guidelines to stop doubting yourself in business - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Manage healthy self-doubt by delegating non-core tasks, outsourcing time-consuming work, and focusing on core strengths to reduce stress and build confidence.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
1 year agoThe Overthinker's Paradox
Overthinking is a paradox where self-doubt coexists with overconfidence, leading to anxiety.
It serves as an escape from facing unresolvable issues in life.
Overthinkers often experience joy and intimacy deficits due to their thought patterns.
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