The five insights below from Nehemiah’s response to his chronic critics give us a good template to follow when we’re criticized.
A life spent with actionable purpose will always have the opinions of others to overcome. Being a critic seems to be an art easily obtained by many. You can shake it off, ignore the haters, prove…
How the New York Times critic writes the reviews that make and break restaurants.
As you probably know, the Pattern System consists of patterns, wounds, and healthy capacities. Capacities are what make our lives work well and help us to feel good. They are the goals for therapy …
Inner Critic vs Inner Coach. Inner Critic: "You're too tired"-"What's the point?"-Cancel plans-Guilt. Inner Coach:"
There are times I'm critisized for taking informal portraits or street photography images of the poorest of the poor. I get it. It's something that many feel is opportunistic and wrong. I would like to let those critics know that it's not easy for me to drum up the courage to approach these unfortunate souls and ask to take their picture. It's much easier to walk past the homeless, pretend not to see them and avoid making eye contact. My hope and reason for imaging them and sharing the results is to allow the viewer to look at what they often try to avoid, see into their eyes, witness their plight, and realize there is a soul associated with their face and body. If this picture, and the others I've taked of the homeless, motivates one person to provide food, assistance, or some form of care to these individuals, then my efforts, however uncomfortable they might be for some to observe, are not in vain and worth the unease I feel when I decide to image and share such images.
While you might wonder why certain celebrities date certain people, it would never cross their minds to question their love. These celebrities love their partners, regardless of what the public or critics might have to say about them. Hunter McGrady & Brian Keys Body-positivity model Hunter McGrady’s life has gotten even better after she tied …
Margaret Hamilton wrote the code for the Apollo 11 guidance software, which the critic claimed Neil Armstrong had to deactivate before the historical landing in 1969.
The world is a bizarre place where harsh realities run abound.
Portrait of Francis J. Ziegler (The Critic), 1890, Thomas Eakins
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This week in the magazine, Vince Aletti writes about the Swiss photographer Helmar Lerski (1871-1956). Eighty-eight of Lerski’s remarkable portraits are …
Silencing the inner critic can be a challenging task. The inner critic can be overwhelmingly loud at times, and each of us have one. Let's tell that bully..
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When George Orwell's novel 1984 was published in 1949, a displeased critic said it broke 'all records for gloomy vaticination.' (In Orwell's favor, another critic asserted, 'It is impossible to put
Do you have a love/hate relationship with your inner monologue?
Valentin 'Val' Chmerkovskiy, 29, has been sued by a 16-year-old girl who was the subject of an internet meme he posted to his Facebook page back in January.
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No matter how self-confident we may present ourselves to the outside world, everyone has chinks in their armor. You know, these little flaws we find when our inner critic takes control to pick our features apart one by one. Unfortunately, our insecurities can get the better of us and sometimes even start to control us.
The Sonatina (1883). The Hon. John Collier (English, 1850-1934). Oil on canvas. A critic of the 1883 Fine Art Society exhibition wrote that 'of all the works in the room none deserves higher praise...
A photograph of a fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris shows the Eiffel Tower directly in the background.
