I posted here part one on Just Say It. Steps to doing it I was shy growing up. And it’s no wonder—with my speech impediment, Asperger’s Syndrome and dyslexia, I had a steep hill to climb to make myself heard and understood. So I [...]
How easy is it for you to fail? It’s not easy for me. I have always worked hard not to, certainly not in public. My Asperger’s Syndrome and dyslexia has taught me to make failure my friend. As a kid, I would try to look good – invariably I would screw up. For years it [...]
Are you hyper? I was. As boys, we have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) three times more often than girls. Also as boys we are more likely to develop oppositional behavior and delinquency. I can attest to this. With Asperger’s Syndrome and dyslexia, I was tense with pent up energy that had to go somewhere. [...]
Image by zaQography via Flickr What do you feel? What do you want? How often do you ask yourself these questions? How often do you ask others these questions—if you’re like me, probably not often enough. These questions are the portals to knowing where you are and what to do about it. If you’re like [...]
Can you trick yourself into changing? Others do. Milton Erickson, a dyslexic psychiatrist used his indirect hypnosis technique to trick his patients to change. He understood the power of our unconscious minds. If we believe it, then we make it true. Erickson could bypass the conscious filters to get the unconscious mind to initiate the [...]
