by Marie Watts | Sep 18, 2017 | Blog
When the rains of Hurricane Harvey flooded my pasture, the ants adapted, building mounds as high as 18 inches. Unlike ants, we humans have a hard time with change. What can we do to cope? Know when to hold ‘em: If you feel the change would truly be bad, take action...
by Marie Watts | Sep 6, 2017 | Blog
FEELING OVERWHELMED? I must admit I am feeling a bit overwhelmed these days. Between all the hate and violence in the U.S., threats from North Korea, and a government that appears to be dysfunctional, I was already anxious. Then Harvey hit. Just driving through the...
by Marie Watts | Jun 6, 2017 | Blog
Worried about being killed in an ISIS-inspired attack? Think again. You are more likely to be killed on the job. An average of 700 employees are killed in the United States workplace annually. Additionally, over two million employees are affected by some form of...
by Marie Watts | May 7, 2017 | Blog
Dr. David Seabury, psychologist, recently told a Boston audience that civilization is facing a crisis, for a 30 per cent increase in insanity has been noted in the last ten years, and a probable increase of 60 per cent in neurosis. He contrasted the crime waves of the...
by Marie Watts | May 1, 2017 | Blog
by Marie Watts | Apr 3, 2017 | Blog
Arguments, at times, can be wrapped in ethnocentrism and stereotypes, particularly arguments that generalize. Stereotyping is the assumption that all members of a group share the same set of characteristics. Holding the belief that one’s own nationality, religion,...
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