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Step into the mysterious and visually stunning world of The Electric State as host Francesca Amiker takes you behind the scenes with the creative masterminds who brought Simon Stålenhag’s dystopian vision to life. In this premiere episode, directors Joe and Anthony Russo, stars Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, and producers Angela Russo-Otstot and Chris Castaldi reveal how they transformed a haunting graphic novel into an epic cinematic experience. Watch The Electric State coming to Netflix on March 14th. Check out more from Netflix Podcasts . State Secrets: Inside the Making of The Electric State is produced by Netflix and Treefort Media.…

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Emotional effort can be draining, whether at work or in personal relationships. It is important to recognise and replenish our emotional resources to avoid burnout. Self-awareness, setting boundaries, and practising self-care are key to maintaining emotional well-being. Positive Being Coaching can help you reconnect with yourself and build a life of positive well-being. Take care of your emotional resources and prioritise your own needs to support others effectively.

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The Positive Psychology People

Emotional Recovery: Remembering To Honour Your Mind, Body And Soul

The Positive Psychology People

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Open PPG Kindness 7:04

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Being kind has a positive impact on the ‘giver’ too. Even witnessing acts of kindness can have a positive impact. How is that? Being kind builds our connection with others. Find the ways you enjoy being kind. A classic positive psychology exercise is Three Kind Things. Don’t Forget Yourself People with Kindness high in their strength profile can, at times, feel they have given too much. This is often because they have forgotten one thing, kindness must include yourself.…

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Positive Psychology for Improved Employee Wellbeing 7:18

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This article emphasizes how positive psychology can enhance employee well-being by fostering strengths, resilience, and a positive workplace culture. It highlights strategies such as gratitude practices, mindfulness, and recognising employee achievements to boost morale and job satisfaction. Organisations can improve productivity, mental health, and employee engagement by focusing on strengths and creating a supportive environment, leading to a happier and more cohesive workforce.…

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All things are difficult before they are easy My journey into a career transition using positive psychology tools 6:05

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Embarking on a career transition post-Ph.D., I'm filled with anxiety about the unknown, relying on Thomas Fuller’s adage for comfort. Positive psychology is my guide through this transition. Instead of setting SMART goals, I've created a visual 'Best Possible Self' representation to visualize my future researcher self. Literature reveals fragmented data on successful job transitions, often pathologizing changes. Yet, embracing change and leveraging positive psychology can transform anxiety into a constructive journey.…

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Positive Psychology In Dystopian Fiction 11:25

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Positive psychology in dystopian fiction highlights human resilience amid adversity, offering hope and potential for positive change. It emphasizes cultivating strengths, gratitude, relationships, and purpose for well-being. In real life, overwhelming information can lead to indifference, but positive thinking reframes challenges as growth opportunities. By shifting perspectives, embracing growth, and focusing on solutions, individuals can better handle life's rapid changes, viewing them as catalysts for personal development and emotional resilience.…

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Positive Psychology and Artificial Intelligence: Ethical Implications and Potential Benefits 10:02

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The convergence of positive psychology and AI offers transformative potential, enabling personalised interventions, scalability, and enhanced data analysis. However, ethical concerns arise, such as privacy, bias, autonomy, and accessibility. AI-powered mental health apps, personalized coaching, and AI-driven research highlight its real-world applications. Mitigating risks requires ethical guidelines, transparency, human oversight, and cultural sensitivity. Collaborative efforts between psychologists and AI experts are essential to harness AI’s benefits while addressing the ethical challenges for a positive future.…

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Positive Psychology and Existentialism: A Reconciliation of Meaning and Acceptance 13:35

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Positive psychology and existentialism, despite their differences, complement each other. They both emphasise meaning, acceptance, authenticity, and freedom for a fulfilling life. By integrating these principles, individuals can cultivate resilience, self-awareness, and well-being. This approach provides a deeper insight into happiness and purpose, ultimately leading to a more enriched and meaningful life.…

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Emotional Recovery: Remembering To Honour Your Mind, Body And Soul 7:14

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Toxic Positivity and dealing with ‘Negative’ Emotions 8:13

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Toxic positivity involves focusing only on positive emotions and denying negative ones, which can be harmful. All emotions are valid and should be accepted. It is important to listen with compassion to others' struggles instead of trying to fix their problems or dismiss their feelings. Embracing all emotions mindfully can lead to increased well-being. It is important to be self-aware and not push false positivity onto others. Allow yourself to feel and process negative emotions before embracing positivity.…

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The Paradox of Perpetual Happiness: Embracing the Full Spectrum of Human Emotion 10:19

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Happiness is often viewed as the ultimate goal, but an exclusive focus on it can obscure the importance of other emotions like sadness, anger, and fear, which play vital roles in our lives. Pursuing perpetual happiness can suppress authentic emotions and hinder genuine connections. Emotional fluidity, the ability to experience and express a full range of emotions, fosters resilience and personal growth. Embracing emotional diversity and cultivating emotional awareness leads to a more balanced and fulfilling life.…

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Let’s Stop Trying To be Happy 5:34

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Positive psychology emphasises a broad perspective, cautioning against oversimplification. Quick fixes can be counterproductive, as happiness is individual. Personal preferences, strengths, and meaningful activities enhance well-being more effectively than generic advice. For instance, gratitude practices work best when one already feels content. Positive psychology is not just about happiness; it acknowledges stress and hardship as vital for growth. Meaning and purpose often arise from difficult experiences, contributing to emotional and spiritual development, ultimately fostering happiness.…

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How to cultivate hope in your life 4:59

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This article discusses how overcoming setbacks and maintaining hope is essential for achieving personal goals. It introduces Hope Theory by Charles Snyder, emphasising the importance of maintaining a positive outlook (agency) and finding multiple methods (pathways) to achieve objectives. The feeling of hope is compared to physical sensations like butterflies and a quickened heartbeat. Techniques to foster hope include journaling past successes, planning for potential obstacles, utilising VIA character strengths to gain perspective, and exploring alternative solutions. These steps are suggested to help activate hope and improve one's chances of success.…

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The Currency of Love and Happiness: Insights from Arthur Brooks' Speech at the World Happiness Summit 4:45

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At the 2024 World Happiness Summit in London, Dr. Arthur Brooks delivered an insightful speech, urging a redefinition of happiness beyond fleeting pleasure to a state of meaningful satisfaction involving enjoyment, satisfaction, and meaning. He emphasized the dangers of focusing solely on pleasure, highlighted the role of the human brain's components in emotional processing, and advocated for resilience in facing life's adversities. Dr.Brooks called for introspective living and intentional habits, stressing the importance of connections and purposeful pursuits over material gains, thereby advocating for a paradigm shift toward true happiness rooted in love and purposeful relationships.…

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Evolving Identities 5:51

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After leaving a 25-year career in social housing, the author reflects on identity, growth, and change. Identity is a complex mix of physical, psychological, and societal factors. Leaving a job intertwined with one's self-conception prompts a re-evaluation of personal values and roles. The transition to a new career, like becoming a coaching psychologist, challenges self-perception and requires embracing growth and discomfort. This process involves re-evaluating old beliefs and aligning more closely with authentic values, such as equality and support. The author sees identity as dynamic, influenced by relationships and societal expectations, but ultimately enriched by embracing change and personal development.…

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Rebuilding Social Connection: Dr. Vivek Murthy's Call to Action for a Happier, Healthier Society 6:17

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The World Happiness Summit (WOHASU) spotlighted the loneliness epidemic, with Dr. Vivek Murthy highlighting its severe impact on health and societal well-being. In the U.S., half of adults experience significant loneliness, contributing to increased risks of mental and physical health issues. Murthy urges a societal shift towards authentic connections and challenges the transactional view of relationships. Advocating for the integration of social and emotional learning, he calls for technology regulation to preserve human interaction. Emphasizing that true fulfillment comes from service, empathy, and deep self-understanding, Murthy's message underscores the importance of community, meaningful relationships, and a collective pursuit of happiness.…

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Life is a problem, and that’s good: Embracing, Managing, and Growing Through Pain 11:13

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