Tag : Positive Psychology

Calm Mom ~ Wanna Be One?

Posted by Dr. Judy at 3:00 am

© 2010 Dr. Judy Krings

I don’t know about you, but I never set out to get the “Mother of the Year Award”. Nor would I have achieved it. Not even close. Parenting is hard. Understatement. Having a marriage/relationship, career, and personal life added to parenting responsibilities seems like “Mission Impossible”.

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The Secret Is In Your Heart

Posted by Dr. Judy at 3:00 am

© 2010 Dr. Judy Krings

Life is hard sometimes. Loving is, too. But my heart always has you in it. Even when I seem far away.

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Work Satisfaction – Sands of Time Style

Posted by Dr. Judy at 3:00 am

© 2010 Dr. Judy Krings

You’ve heard me talk about “Play” and “Work” and how both are four letter words. And how will you know when you have changed your perspective? To make work, or maybe some of it, play, instead of a job? And which one do you choose?

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Positivity, Shake It Up Baby!

Posted by Dr. Judy at 3:00 am

Some of you have asked me where Positive Psychology (PP) fits into mainstream psychology. Here’s what famed PP researcher, Dr. Martin Seligman, says:

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Fertilize Your Life with Strengths

Posted by Dr. Judy at 3:00 am

© 2010 Dr. Judy Krings

Want and need to bloom? To grow where you are planted? Look at your VIA test results. Think of them as fertilizer. Come on, add some curiosity. Plant some seeds of courage, hope, or appreciation of beauty.

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