Loners might be more intellectual and loyal than others

Seth M. (2016, June 23), argues “loners are actually more intellectual and loyal than other people.”

I’m a self-proclaimed loner. I don’t consider myself intellectual. I do think of myself as being a loner.

Read Seth M.s’ article at ExpandedCounciousness here:

http://expandedconsciousness.com/2016/06/23/why-loners-are-actually-more-intellectual-and-loyal-than-other-people/

Healing power of nature for tranquility

The Independent featured on article that our brain is hard weird for rural tranquility.

In other words, nature is peaceful and urban landscapes are often hard to process.

I think we, RTs, can attest to the importance of good nature.

I’ve only been to NYC once, but I’d argue that city would not be livable without their park.

Many DBT focused practitioners are also teaching mindfulness, self-soothing, and healthy distraction 

from problems through nature and mini-vacations.

Tip: enjoy nature in a rural area. Try West Virginia (my home state). We have great parks. My favorite is Pipestem State Resort! Check it out on the web.

One of my favorite authors who provide writing tips, Jurgen Wolff, suggests nature and plants help encourage creativity. 

Read the article here:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/human-brain-hard-wired-for-rural-tranquillity-8996368.html 

Intelligence test - no wrong answers!

There are several types of intelligence.

Many people argue that social and emotional intelligence are better able to predict a person's success compared to a simple IQ score.

Take a fun test to determine your intelligence. doubt it is a valid tool, but it sure is fun!
I got intrapersonal. yet I teach interpersonal skills.


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