The Waiting Room
“‘I’m here for an interview with, ah… Mr. Jenson.” “Thanks,” said the receptionist. He felt more than saw her purposeful scan of his appearance. In his mind, the just-noticeable wrinkles […]
Tag Archives: anxiety
Originality, By Design
Besides your DNA, what’s one thing about you that is true of no one else? You might be inclined to say that nothing about you is truly unique – there’s […]
Embracing Fear Makes For Better Decisions
How do you make important decisions? I’ve been reminded in my visits with students recently of the difficulty that can be a part of making big decisions. I’ve also been […]
The Evolution of Cooking Shows, featuring Anxiety
These days, I’m not too big a fan of TV in general. Growing up, like most self-respecting child-products of the nineties, I watched the Simpsons religiously (5 pm every weekday […]
One thing I always say about anxiety
For quite some time, and likely still, the “common cold” of mental health seemed to be depression. Statistics are hovering around the 1 in 10 mark for experiencing a depressive […]
