The Goldilocks Principle

Written by Louise Morganti Kaelin


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So often, as we move through life, when we decide to institute some new action or behavior, in order to move out ofrepparttar 'status quo' we find it necessary to move from one extreme to another. We go from no activity to trying to spend 3 hours atrepparttar 130535 gym or walking a mile. We go from no focus on quality to filtering every last thing we do through a quality sieve. We go from spending all of our time home alone to being out and about 6 nights out of 7. This, I callrepparttar 130536 'Pendulum Effect' and it works hand in hand withrepparttar 130537 Goldilocks Principle.

Although we intuitively know what is 'just right' for us, we do use clues. Andrepparttar 130538 clues we use are fromrepparttar 130539 extremes. Too hot, too cold. Too little, too much. Too hard, too soft. Too black, too white. We know when something is 'too' anything for us. The Pendulum Effect allows us to take action. Andrepparttar 130540 Goldilocks Principle let us know when enough is enough. The important trick is to remember to ask 'What is 'just right' for me, right now?'

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(c) Louise Morganti Kaelin. Louise is a Life Success Coach who partners with individuals who are READY (to live their best life), WILLING (to explore all options) and ABLE (to accept total support). Find many free resources to assist you in living the life of your dreams at http://www.touchpointcoaching.com For her free newsletter of insightful, practical suggestions for creating your best life, email mailto:on-536@ezezine.com


Thanksgiving (with Emotional Intelligence) Haiku

Written by Susan Dunn, MA Clinical Psychology, The EQ Coach™


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LIMBIC BRAIN

My child is crying I choose to use empathy Time for limbic brain.

REPTILIAN BRAIN

Doug holds me closely We kiss whilerepparttar dinner burns The reptilian brain.

CHOICES

Introvert heaven Thanksgiving alone at home Extraverts gather.

CONSTRUCTIVE DISCONTENT

Stressed, we have a fight Conflict resolution skills Will come in handy.

CREATIVITY

Oven is broken. Arnold must be creative. He will grill turkey.

EMOTION MANAGEMENT

Tablecloth is pink What’s wrong with this holiday? I manage my response.

TRUST RADIUS

On Thanksgiving Day I meet many new people Friends forrepparttar 130534 future.

PERSONAL POWER

On this special day Good, bad or indifferent I choose to enjoy.

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