THE WAY OF PEACE
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Everyone’s this way a little bit.
It’s adaptative to check the door two or three times to be sure it’s locked.
It’s not adaptative to check it fifty times.
I have Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
I talked some about its physiological basis, and treatment, in a previous chapter.
I will tell more, and about my own experience, now. Continue reading — Life with OCD
At least, not for people like me.[*]
 Ashley Olsen |
 Grace Park |
 Ciara |
Decisions, decisions.
Continue reading Choosing what to want isn’t a no-brainer, either.
Self-management is paramount.
It also takes work.
A session with my therapist took an unexpected tack.
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
I don’t write easy things.
Sometimes I can’t tell the story but from a state of emotional upset, and I may balk at allowing myself to get into that state. Other times, I may balk at other things. I have gotten next to nowhere with the piece I’ve been working on now for two weeks, and I finally know why.
The problem is, I’m indecisive. The solution is to resurrect the approach that allowed me to succeed in college (BA, 1977), and become a disciplined writer.
Continue reading Writing and discipline
Everyone’s this way a little bit.
It’s adaptative to check the door two or three times to be sure it’s locked.
It’s not adaptative to check it fifty times.
I have Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
I talked some about its physiological basis, and treatment, in a previous post.
I will tell more, and about my own experience, now. Continue reading Life with OCD
Proverbs 3:5-6:
At least, not for people like me.[*]
| Ashley Olsen |
Grace Park |
Ciara |
Decisions, decisions.
Continue reading * Choosing what to want isn’t a no-brainer, either.
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