Control within the Project Mood Curve
Gracie McBride2023-11-10T17:00:02+00:00In the last article, we examine how to apply the three things you can control to the Freedom V. Now we’re going to take [...]
In the last article, we examine how to apply the three things you can control to the Freedom V. Now we’re going to take [...]
Part of building a true, healthy perspective is recognizing what you have the freedom to control and what is out of your control. There [...]
Inevitably, as you communicate with others, conflict will arise. Even as you strive to listen well, choose the right medium, and anticipate barriers to [...]
Have you ever been glad that something didn’t turn out like you planned for it to? Have you ever been happy that you failed? [...]
I was involved in a lot of theater training in high school, and there was one time when I was upset about a casting [...]
In the last article we discussed the mental model known as the Freedom V and how living inside of boundaries imposed upon us actually [...]
Back in high school, I wrote a research paper about Elizabethan theater and how the constraints and restrictions surrounding theater at the time actually [...]
You don’t walk into the grocery store and just see one brand of tomato sauce or one flavor of ice cream on the shelf. [...]
When I moved to college, I was told by campus leaders to ask myself two questions when considering my actions: 1. Is this lawful? [...]
It may seem counterintuitive at first, but an important part of being a leader is actually relinquishing control. Leaders may have more responsibilities than [...]
One of our favorite human euphemisms is, “I didn’t have a choice.” We use it to excuse our behavior, to justify our actions, and [...]
For most of my life, there was nothing more comforting than certainty. Connecting two dots made me feel safe, like the chaos and confusion was [...]