By Dr. Julie-Ann, on July 28th, 2010%
Confession: There are two boxes in the corner of my office waiting for me to sort through them and organize the contents. They are filled with receipts and paid bills and other stuff that I think I need to keep.
Another confession: I have over 4,000 messages stored in my email inbox (My friend Meggin McIntosh–who teaches . . . → Read More: I’m Suffering From “I-might-need-it” Informationitus
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on July 19th, 2010%
“We’ve been planning to meet. But we can’t decide on a date, time, or location.” ~The Mister in describing his membership in the faux self-help group “Choicemakers”
I mentioned that I was thinking about merging my vintage food blog with this blog on the Facebook fan page last week and asked for feedback. Although I was sure . . . → Read More: Choicemakers
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on July 12th, 2010%
“Peter, may I speak to you for a moment?”
–Season 3, Episode 13: “Shut the Door. Have a Seat”
A few weeks ago, I asked “What Would June Cleaver Do?” Since then, I’ve been thinking about the traits that I want to incorporate into my own life and thinking about who my role models could . . . → Read More: What Would Trudy Campbell Do?
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on June 22nd, 2010%
Fake it until you make it. How many times have I heard that advice? It seems trite, but there is actually evidence that “learned optimism” helps people overcome depression or addiction. Unfortunately, the language of the phrase can also backfire…
Despite my incredible professional success, I was often plagued by what is called “the impostor syndrome or . . . → Read More: What Would June Cleaver Do?