#iat

[anyoldname]

[sharknado-three]

I have a diagnosed girlboss-malewife bias.

[placeswordsdreams]

International Appalachian Trail (IAT), Ulster-Ireland

[mars777]

El desafío de elegir buenos embajadores de marca

Las marcas gastan millones en estrategias de marketing con influencers, buscando rostros que expresen su identidad. Sin embargo, no siempre las elecciones se basan en información confiable. Muchas veces, se toman decisiones en función de métricas superficiales, como el número de seguidores o la popularidad momentánea de un personaje público. Este enfoque puede generar una desconexión con la…

[rodininetto]

PUBLICIDADE LEGAL: SÚMULA DE REQUERIMENTO DE RENOVAÇÃO DA LICENÇA DE OPERAÇÃO - AUTO POSTO SICILIANO

SÚMULA DE REQUERIMENTO DE RENOVAÇÃO DA LICENÇA DE OPERAÇÃO O AUTO POSTO SICILIANO, inscrito sob CNPJ 02.448.740/0001-10 torna público que irá requerer ao Instituto Água e Terra, a Renovação da Licença de Operação – RLO para Comércio varejista de combustíveis para veículos automotores a ser implantada na Av 7 de Setembro, 893 – Centro, Imbituva/PR – 84.430-000.

[consciouslyrelating]

Your OS, operating system, is the programming that drives your perception of how you see the world and react to it.

Often times, we walk through the world confusing our operating system, such as our attachment style, with our personality. Our attachment style influences our personality greatly, and it can be the leading factor in how we act, react, think, feel, perceive - but it’s composed of so many pieces of data received, processed and then formulated into beliefs and coping mechanisms to keep us as safe as possible.

For a long time, I thought I was just a blunt person and someone, as my mom described often, that’s just not diplomatic, lacks tact and a filter. I saw myself as real and had the attitude of “if you can’t take it, it’s your issue”. And in part, that’s not completely wrong; how others interpret, act and react is not often related to us as much as to their inner OS. However, through IAT work, I discovered my true self and what those attitudes I had, and pieces of my personality, were really about. It was keeping me from having to feel vulnerable, in a nut shell, and it was formed from expecting everyone to leave sooner or later - so might as well run them off.

We all have so many different parts like that; some people are overly compromising at the cost of their own self, their own needs. Others feel safer and better completely alone, and almost as if they run on empty when in relationships. I could go on and on.

What have you always felt it was just who you are, but you felt push back from the outside world on? What have you doubled down on, or let go of completely from your personality?

Let me know below or feel free to book the free hour consultation. Either way, I hope you walked away with just a little bit more knowledge than you had the day before.

[biglisbonnews]

How American And European Banks Are Dealing With The Fallout From The U.S. Banking Turmoil https://seekingalpha.com/article/4603960-how-american-and-european-banks-are-dealing-with-the-fallout-from-the-us-banking-turmoil

[anyoldname]

[pins-junkyard]

Made for a friend based on their text shitpost 🫡

[numy-numnum]

I think Cortex and N. Tropy are divorcees who still booty call each other from time to time

[orangecrittercat]

made myself a loop in pony town

[latealzalost]

Pokemon Colosseum X Psychopomp Gold Venus as Lady Venus and Mercury as Ein. This is a self-indulgent crossover between my life-long obsession and my most recent obsession.

[bumblingbabooshka]

[Honeymoon: Terrible Silence / There are Loose Ends by the Score]

[red-cavalier]

Art trade with someone on Twitter.

[consciouslyrelating]

Have you gone through a break-up that maybe was the last straw? • Why do you always pick the same people? • Why do you always experience the same patterns? • Is there something wrong with them? • Is there something wrong with me? • I just can’t do relationships. • Relationships must be for other people, not me.

Break-ups can range from pesky annoyances, a few days of sadness or a release of frustration that has built up over time .. to ones that shake us to our core, that leave us feeling helpless, broken, a shell of ourselves. We get advice left and right from well-meaning to serve-serving humans around us (coaches, family, friends, podcasts, books), everyone having an opinion as to why it didn’t work, and most of the time they say it wasn’t the right person.

But what if I told you, it wasn’t the person - it was the subconscious walls you ran into? Your subconscious comfort zone that pulled you back from anything new. What if I told you, it wasn’t you or them - it was also the subconscious walls they ran into on their end, too? Their subconscious comfort zone also pulling on them safe from the scary precipice of change.

Consciously Relating takes the approach from John Bowlby’s (1907-1990) theory of attachment, combining it with shadow work, reprogramming tools and other methods studied and proven through over a decade of practice.