Blog
The hallmark of Potential Finders is our understanding of the immense uniqueness and power to grow and connect that all humans have. This goes for our blog, as well.
These last couple of years have been difficult for all of us. One of the most significant impacts to Potential Finders has been seeing the global struggle knowing there is not enough help out there to go around. People are isolated and lonely, overwhelmed, anxious, and unsure about the future.
Therefore, alongside the typical “informational/psychoeducational”-type articles, some more personal stories or shorter blogs will be included. There may even be an occasional guest writer.
It’s time for truth and reality to take the center stage. People are hurting – and yet – it is possible to thrive. Please return often to see what is new and to find articles, personal stories, tips, and encouragement.
The Social Contract Gone Too Far
‘The Social Contract’ is a list of unspoken rules we are required to follow while participating in civil society. Learn more.
Making Friends with Looking Dumb
After bombing an important speech (like, completely bombing), I decided to make friends with looking dumb. Here’s why you should too.
No… I am Not Sure
No, I am not sure about a lot of things, but I am sure of the most important thing – I am here when I should not be.
Understanding Anger, Hostility, and Rage
Many people are afraid of anger because they mistake it for hostility or even rage. Here’s how to tell the difference between these emotions.
Emotion Inflammation
Pre-existing vulnerability factors (PVFs) wreak havoc on our emotional state & cause emotional inflammation. Here’s what can help.
Two Kinds of Pain
If you want to grow and build a life of abundance, then you will need to learn the difference between the two kinds of pain.
The Two Kinds of Knowing
Do you love someone? How do you know? How much? When evaluating the left and right side of the brain, there are two kinds of knowing.
Drawing Lines: Creating Boundaries
Drawing the Lines: Finding Boundaries Survivor to Thriver Boundaries are an important part of life. They help us see where we end and others begin.
When Is Enough Enough?
We often find ourselves in a cycle of too much, not enough. Maddening, exhausting, and demoralizing. So, when is enough enough?
Onion Season
We all go through “onion seasons” in life. However, mistakes, valleys, missteps, and blunders are not failures – they’re fertilizer.
