by Dr. Duck | Jun 7, 2022 | Media Psychology
Like so many foolish people, I have invited a great deal of gnashing of teeth and frustrated sobbing (not really but sounds dramatic) in response to our home renovation. Anyone who has built or renovated a home leaves the experience with war wounds. Hearing the horror...
by Dr. Duck | May 11, 2022 | Work Psychology
No, this isn’t a not so clever plug for my business, opposite. It’s something I believe works! And, no, that isn’t some backwards opposite statement where I really mean I don’t believe it works.A lot of people ask me for my inspiration for the name ‘Opposite’. My kids...
by Dr. Duck | Feb 15, 2022 | Work Psychology
What’s the goal of a blog exactly? Is it to educate? Is it to promote discussion and debate? I have a clear goal in mind regarding this blog but you’ll have to wait until the end for the big reveal. It could change your life forever so hang in there. If you’re reading...
by Dr. Duck | Dec 1, 2021 | Work Psychology
Nobody’s perfect. In fact, striving for perfection is a good sign you are an imperfect person—called a ‘perfectionist’. It’s one of those back-handed compliments that means you strive for the best but maybe you are just too obsessed and uptight. Even my autocorrect is...
by Dr. Duck | Mar 9, 2021 | Work Psychology
According to science, I am no longer the same person I was when I was 34, roughly seven years ago. Every one of my cells has been replaced. In essence, I am a new person today. Pleased to meet you. But I’m sort of the same. Possibly, I am exactly the same. I have the...
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