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By Jason W Birkevold Liem - July 25, 2024
Understanding our thoughts’ transient, often illusory nature, we can cultivate a more resilient and balanced approach to life, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - January 25, 2024
Jason Liem explains how to transcend the cycle of seeking validation and emerge as a genuinely resilient professionalBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - November 25, 2023
Shift your mindset from sustainability to thriving, says Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - September 25, 2023
The interplay between cognitive dissonance and resilience is a fascinating aspect of human psychology, says Jason LiamBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - July 25, 2023
Self-compassion is a powerful and transformative practice, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - March 25, 2023
Indifference helps us to detach ourselves from unhelpful thinking and find objective distance from a situation, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - January 25, 2023
Resilience is about taking a cold hard look at our expectations, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - November 25, 2022
We need to hop into the pilot seat for the significant expectations in our lives, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - September 25, 2022
We are the sole instigator of whatever emotion we are experiencing, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - July 25, 2022
Gratitude is a complex emotion, but we can capture its essence, says Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - May 25, 2022
Which is worse, the fear of failure or the fear of regret? asks Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - March 25, 2022
Active awareness implies we are the author of our experiences, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - January 25, 2022
Where we choose to place our focus dictates how we invest our cognitive energy explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - November 25, 2021
Frame difficult conversations as opportunities to increase respect and deepen trust, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - September 25, 2021
Leaning into struggle means we are leaning into learning, explains Jason LiemBy Jason W Birkevold Liem - July 25, 2021
Jason Liem addresses the assumption that people are more productive in an office environment than at home