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SHERVAN K SHAHHIAN
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The One Percent Mindset is the philosophy of thinking, behaving, and improving:
The One Percent Mindset is the philosophy of thinking, behaving, and improving in ways that distinguish you from the majority. It emphasizes discipline, continuous learning, personal responsibility, strategic thinking, and consistency rather than relying on motivation or luck. It may not be necessarily about being better than ninety nine percent of people. It is about striving to become a better version of yourself. The 7 principles of the One Percent mindset 1. Continuous im
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11 minutes ago2 min read
Independent Thinking is the ability to form your own opinions, and to evaluate information critically:
Independent Thinking: The Power of Thinking for Yourself Independent thinking is the ability to form your own opinions, evaluate information critically, and make decisions based on evidence, reason, and personal values rather than blindly following other people. It means you are willing to question assumptions, examine different perspectives, and reach your own conclusions, even when they differ from the opinions of the majority. 7 Characteristics of an Independent Thinker 1.
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1 hour ago2 min read
Why Do Manipulative People Dislike Being Questioned:
Manipulative People may dislike being questioned because questions could expose inconsistencies, challenge their control, or make it harder to influence someone. However, not everyone who reacts defensively is a manipulator. This may be the key to look at patterns of behavior rather than a single reaction. Why manipulators may dislike being questioned 1. Questions threaten their control. A manipulative person may prefer that you accept their version of events without examinin
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2 hours ago2 min read
The Ability to Adapt and Move Forward is one of the most important skills:
The Ability to Adapt and Move Forward is one of the most important skills for success, emotional resilience, and personal growth. Life rarely unfolds exactly as we expect. We will encounter unexpected changes, disappointments, failures, conflicts, and opportunities. Although we may not control every situation, we should learn to control how we respond to it. 7 Reasons Why Adaptation Matters 1. Life is constantly changing. Circumstances, relationships, careers, and personal re
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19 hours ago3 min read
A Psychology Informed Performance Coach is a professional who may use principles from psychology, behavioral science, motivation, and emotional intelligence to help people:
A psychology informed performance coach is a coach and it is NOT a licensed psychologist, licensed Psychotherapist, and a LMFT, But some coaches could be licensed in psychology or other licensed in other mental health specilizations. A Psychology Informed Performance Coach is a professional who may use principles from psychology, behavioral science, motivation, and emotional intelligence to help people improve their performance, decision making, leadership, and personal effec
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Oct 123 min read
Executive coaches are professionals who may help business leaders, executives, managers, and other professionals:
Executive coaches are professionals who may help business leaders, executives, managers, and other professionals improve their leadership, decision making, communication, and overall effectiveness. Think of an executive coach as a strategic thinking partner who helps a person become a more effective leader, manage challenges, and achieve professional goals. 1. What Do Executive Coaches Do? Executive coaches commonly help clients with: Leadership development: Becoming a more e
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Oct 113 min read
The Madman Theory is a political and psychological strategy:
The Madman Theory is a political and psychological strategy in which a leader deliberately creates the impression that they are unpredictable, irrational, or willing to take extreme actions. The goal may be to make opponents fearful of the consequences of challenging them, hoping those opponents will back down or make concessions. In simple terms: “Make your opponent believe you might do something extreme, so they become more cautious when dealing with you.” How the Madman Th
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Oct 112 min read
A Functioning Therapist generally refers to a mental health professional:
The Central Principle: A functioning therapist may not have to be a perfect human being. A Functioning Therapist generally refers to a mental health professional who may be able to perform their professional duties effectively, maintain appropriate boundaries, make sound clinical judgments, and provide responsible care to clients. However, “functioning therapist” may not be a standard, formally defined clinical title. The meaning may depend on the context in which it is used
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Oct 112 min read
Pilots’ Mental Health, not only to Protect Pilots Themselves, but also to Promote Passenger Safety:
A useful principle may be: Protect the Pilot's Mental Health, Preserve Professional Dignity, and Never Compromise Flight Safety. Greater attention needs to be given to pilots’ mental health, not only to protect pilots themselves, but also to promote passenger safety, crew well being, and public confidence in aviation. Pilots work in an unusually demanding environment. They may face chronic fatigue, irregular schedules, pressure to perform, long periods away from family, and t
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Oct 92 min read
A Mobile Crisis Clinician is a Mental Health Professional:
A Mobile Crisis Clinician is a mental health professional who goes to the person experiencing a psychiatric or behavioral health crisis, rather than requiring the person to come to a clinic or emergency department. What may the mobile crisis clinicians do? They typically respond to situations involving: Suicidal thoughts or behavior Psychosis, paranoia, or severe disorganization Severe anxiety, panic, or emotional dysregulation Aggression or escalating behavioral crises Subst
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Oct 92 min read
Collective Guilt could be the feeling of guilt experienced by a group of people:
Collective Guilt could be the feeling of guilt experienced by a group of people because they identify themselves with, belong to, or feel connected to a larger group that is perceived to have caused harm. Simple definition Collective guilt: “My group did something wrong, and I feel some responsibility or moral discomfort because I am part of that group.” Importantly, collective guilt msy not necessarily mean personal guilt. A person may feel collective guilt even though they
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Oct 92 min read
Be Prepared for Every Scenario Without Overreacting could be a useful principle of balanced preparedness:
A good motto could be: “Prepare for possibilities, assess probabilities, respond proportionately and Legally.” Be prepared, not paranoid It means: Anticipate possibilities without assuming they will happen. Prepare for risks without becoming consumed by them. Notice warning signs without interpreting every unusual event as a threat. Have a plan B without constantly expecting the worst. Stay alert while remaining emotionally regulated. Respond to evidence, rather than reacting
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Oct 61 min read
Be prepared, not paranoid may be a useful principle for navigating uncertainty:
Be prepared, not paranoid may be a useful principle for navigating uncertainty: take reasonable precautions without allowing fear to turn possibilities into certainties. Preparedness vs. Paranoia Preparedness Paranoia “What could realistically go wrong?” “Something is definitely going to happen.” Looks at evidence and probabilities Treats suspicion as evidence Makes a reasonable plan Constantly searches for threats Maintains flexibility Becomes increasingly rigid or fearful T
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Oct 52 min read
Pattern Recognition are the ability to notice meaningful relationships, repetitions, structures, or connections:
Pattern Recognition are the ability to notice meaningful relationships, repetitions, structures, or connections among information and use them to understand what are happening or predict what may happen next. It could be one of the mind's fundamental sensemaking abilities. Examples Social: Recognizing that someone repeatedly becomes defensive when receiving criticism. Emotional: Noticing that anxiety tends to increase after particular situations. Clinical: Recognizing a recur
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Oct 52 min read
Narcissistic Gang Stalking may not be a formal psychiatric term:
Narcissistic Gang Stalking may not a formal psychiatric. It is a phrase sometimes used to describe a perceived pattern in which a person believes that a narcissistic individual or a group influenced by that person is deliberately coordinating harassment, intimidation, surveillance, social exclusion, or reputation attacks against them. How the concept may be usually described A person using this term may describe: Smear campaigns: spreading damaging stories or accusations abou
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Oct 32 min read
Parapsychology and Quantum Physics may often be discussed together:
Parapsychology and Quantum Physics may often be discussed together because both raise questions about the nature of observation, consciousness, information, and reality, but the connection could be speculative than established. 1. What quantum physics actually establishes Quantum mechanics describes matter and energy at microscopic scales. Some of its well established features may be: Superposition: quantum systems may be described as combinations of possible states. Entangle
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Oct 33 min read
Parapsychology; Mind to Mind Communication:
Mind to Mind Communication may generally refer to the idea that information may be transmitted from one person's mind to another without relying on ordinary sensory channels such as speech, writing, gestures, or electronic communication. It may mean different things depending on the framework: Ordinary psychological communication People continuously infer each other's thoughts and emotions through facial expressions, tone of voice, body language, context, and learned patterns
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Sep 302 min read
Parapsychology; A Paranormal Hypothesis; is a proposed explanation for an unusual or anomalous experience:
A Paranormal Hypothesis is a proposed explanation for an unusual or anomalous experience that suggests the phenomenon may involve processes not adequately explained by currently accepted scientific models. In simple terms: “Something unusual happened. Could there be an explanation beyond ordinary physical or psychological mechanisms?” Examples A paranormal hypothesis might propose that: Telepathy: information was transferred between minds without known sensory communication.
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Sep 302 min read
The Art of Adaptation is the ability to adjust, without losing your core values or sense of self:
"Consider Alternative Interpretations and Strategies.Changing your strategy without abandoning your principles." The Art of Adaptation is the ability to adjust your thoughts, behaviors, strategies, and expectations when circumstances change, without losing your core values or sense of self. In mental health, adaptation could be closely related to resilience, cognitive flexibility, emotional regulation, and problem solving. Flex Withou
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Sep 302 min read
Chauffeur Psychology may be a useful metaphor for a psychological pattern:
Chauffeur Psychology may be a useful metaphor for a psychological pattern in which a person controls, directs, or carries another person through life rather than helping that person develop their own capacity to navigate independently. It may be understood in several ways: 1. The “chauffeur” as a psychological role A person may repeatedly: Make decisions for others Solve problems before the other person tries Give constant advice or direction Protect someone from consequences
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Sep 292 min read
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