Defense / Threat Management

This article explores the complex emotions that come with being ignored by friends, whether it’s on social media, after an argument, or for no reason at all. It delves into the power of incentive, the battle of dependencies, and why your mission is bigger than simply getting a response.

The article provides tips on how to establish contact and continue as if nothing happened when they break their silence, as well as how to apologize if your wrongdoings are brought up. It also reminds readers that not every act of silence is the silent treatment and provides insights on how to navigate those situations that arise all of a sudden.

Your physical presence isn’t likely to be something you’ve considered useful in making you more powerful. Those with sociopathic tendencies however, examine and exploit every facet of their existence; including the amount of time they spend with you. Individuals who seek to come out on top in every situation begin to understand the power of … Read more

There may have been times when you’ve witnessed your intuition being correct. Whether it was about someone you couldn’t trust, or about a dog you shouldn’t pet, our intuitive feelings often prove to serve for our own benefit. Whether you want to analyze intuition scientifically and label it as pattern recognition, or take the more … Read more

Catching the stench of deception emanating from someone you trust is devastating. Deceptive tendencies are unfortunately ingrained in the daily operation of many individuals around you. Upon getting a whiff of untrustworthiness from someone, you’ll inevitably have some decisions to make. The principal decision that’ll be staring you in the face would be whether you should make … Read more

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you feel like your progress is hindered by the people you surround yourself with? It can be challenging to deal with friends who seem to be trying to hold you back intentionally or unintentionally due to jealousy or envy.

It is even more difficult when you care about them and yearn to help them improve, but they keep you at a distance. In this article, you will discover how to handle friends who impede your progress while being careful not to make them feel inferior. Learn how to navigate these tricky situations and foster healthy relationships with those who matter to you.

At intensity akin to road rage, having someone cut in front of us in a line we’ve been patiently waiting in gives birth to insurmountable fury. Staring at the back of the head of someone who’s cut in front is an exercise of imagination. What should we do? What should we say? This article aims … Read more

Anticipating attacks on your success requires you to understand the motives behind them. The more success you achieve in life, the more visible you’ll be to people who engage in deceitful, dark, behaviors. The ladder upwards toward success is not without its battles along the way. The mindset one needs to have is an educated … Read more

Bluffs riddle the humorous times you experience. People often jokingly attempt to prank us by bluffing. They’ll exaggerate, embellish, and overplay certain truths in an effort to analyze your reaction to those truths. Your reactions to others’ bluffs can be an education on your how you deal with life’s surprises. Bluffs are thereby a sort … Read more

When someone wants the worst for you, it can feel like the weight of their bad intentions is constantly hovering over your head, threatening to bring bad luck upon you. But how do you communicate with those who harbor ill will towards you? This article explores the psychology behind wishing bad luck on someone, and the role belief and distraction play in this game.

It also examines why the results are never final, and offers practical tips on how to navigate these difficult relationships. From protecting yourself against the evil eye to finding ways to rise above negative energy, this article offers insights on how to communicate with those who wish you ill luck.

Navigating through toxic, rude, and emotional coworkers or classmates can be exhausting and stressful. The negative energy they bring can make you miserable and hinder your productivity. But how can you effectively deal with them without compromising your own well-being?

This article provides practical insights on how to disarm stress-inducing coworkers by understanding their behavior, calm them by explaining your perspective, and even team up with them to foster a positive work environment. By learning how to handle stressful coworkers, you can maintain a healthy work-life balance and achieve your goals without being held back by difficult colleagues.