MindfulnessfromPsychology Today5 months agoWhat Does It Mean to Resolve Ambivalence?Resolving ambivalence does not necessitate perceiving no cons of change.Being ready to change means status quo benefits matter less, not that they are gone.One can commit to future goals despite uncertainties about change.
MindfulnessfromPsychology Today5 months agoWhat Does It Mean to Resolve Ambivalence?Resolving ambivalence does not necessitate perceiving no cons of change.Being ready to change means status quo benefits matter less, not that they are gone.One can commit to future goals despite uncertainties about change.
MindfulnessfromPsychology Today1 month agoWhy Trying Harder to Motivate People Doesn't WorkIntrinsic motivation is key to follow-through, and external motivations may hinder it.
Mental healthfromPsychology Today3 months agoWhat Good Is Ambivalence?Ambivalence, though often uncomfortable, can enhance judgment and decision-making.Emotional ambivalence is linked to improved health and overall well-being.By managing ambivalence, individuals can unlock its potential benefits.
fromIndependent10 months agoModern Morals: I think my boyfriend is about to propose - but I'm not ready and I can't ignore this feeling of dreadUnderstand that feeling conflicted about settling down is common.Take the time to reflect on your feelings before any major commitment.Communicate openly with your partner about your doubts and desires.