I’ve written about how we can get stressed over what might happen, when we jump to conclusions. Here I’d like to focus on one variant of this situation, the one in which we can almost forecast what is going to happen when someone reacts to what we say or do and, as a result, we stop . . . → Read More: Are you stressed because of someone’s potential reaction?
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There is an interesting concept I’ve run into a bit lately – being “dead right”. You are “right” about something, but you ended up “dead” in the process of proving or obtaining your “rightness”. Let’s take out a scalpel and slice into this concept a little, shall we? Let’s start by looking at the concept of being right . . . → Read More: Are you going to be dead right? Have you ever noticed how easy it is for some people to get all concerned about something that might happen? It does not seem to matter if the probability of this “something” actually happening is incredibly low. In fact, there does not seem to be any mathematical relationship between the degree of probability and the intensity . . . → Read More: Stressing over what might be… |
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