Tag Archives: worry

Reality Check: Safety at Work

Posted on August 18, 2013 by RealityCheck

Last post, I suggested that one of the “wants” identified by the Laasers in their book, “The Seven Desires of Every Heart” applies to the workplace. That’s the desire each of us has to be heard and understood. Another of … Continue reading →

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Reality Check: Jimmy meets Mrs. Crabapple

Posted on July 28, 2013 by RealityCheck

Ever since he was little, Jimmy wanted to be a pilot. Now, he’s finally ready for that first step on the road to realizing his dream. It’s time to go to ground school. Jimmy’s never been academically inclined. High school … Continue reading →

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Reality Check: Worry Stoppers

Posted on July 22, 2012 by RealityCheck

“It is within your power to feel better.” That’s according to Dr. Bob Wubbolding, in “A Set of Directions for Putting and Keeping Yourself Together.” How much power do you have over your feelings? In choice theory, we say that … Continue reading →

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Reality Check: The Behaviour of Worrying

Posted on July 14, 2012 by RealityCheck

Whether it’s a significant fear or just a twinge of uneasiness, most folks experience the state of “being worried” from time to time. A variety of actions and thoughts come along for the ride when our main behaviour is worrying. … Continue reading →