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Understanding Your Flexible Personality

by Tim Hill
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  • Introversion / The self
  • 22 Jun

Many people feel strong desire to concretely define themselves. We can see ourselves as having a particular personality type, having a particular star sign, cultural affiliation or supporting a certain

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Barriers to Communicating: Like Getting Blood from a Stone

by Tim Hill
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  • Introversion / Relationships
  • 17 Mar

We have all experienced people who don’t want to communicate. We might say that getting information from them is like trying to get blood from a stone. Interestingly, this expression reflects

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Three Types of Control: Is One Better?

by Tim Hill
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  • Change / Introversion / The self
  • 29 Jun

Most of us are familiar with feeling that things are under control. This means that we know what’s going on, our finger is on the pulse and we are actively managing.

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Our Legitimate First World Problems

by Tim Hill
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  • Change / Introversion
  • 25 May

We sometimes think dismissively of the things that trouble us, and label them as ‘First World problems’. To us they can seem like trivial concerns, especially compared to the problems

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Resist Change!

by Tim Hill
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  • Change / Introversion / Self-esteem / The self
  • 11 Oct

We can often feel a great pressure from other people to change. For whatever reason, it can be hard to be accepted for who we are. We can find ourselves

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Introverts: the Quiet Australians

by Tim Hill
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  • 02 Feb

Most of us are familiar with the distinction between an introvert and an extrovert; we usually have a pretty fair handle on which of these best describes us. Both are

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The Pleasures and Perils of Living Alone

by Tim Hill
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  • Introversion / Relationships / The self
  • 03 Oct

Many people live alone, and the number is rising in many developed countries. People almost universally see it as a bad thing and a sign of the loss of community,

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Going Beyond the Isolated Mind

by Tim Hill
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  • 22 Apr

We all know what it is like to have strong feelings and the way that they can take us over. When these feelings are those of anger, pain or shame, they

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Your Christmas

Your Christmas

by Tim Hill
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  • Introversion
  • 19 Dec

This can be such a difficult time of year. Not only are there expectations about buying gifts for people, but it is very common to feel a requirement to see

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