Tag: psychology

  • We All Do This…

    We All Do This…

    Creatures of habit, copycats, primitive minds, call us what you will. The bottom line is that there are just some things we all can’t deny we’ve done atleast once in our lives, wouldn’t you agree with the below:   We’ve looked away so abruptly that we’ve almost given ourselves whiplash, so to make it obvious…

  • Why Are We So Ungrateful?

    Why Are We So Ungrateful?

    If you can read this right now then you have the ability to see. Sight is one of the most valuable senses us humans can posses yet paradoxically it is one we take most for granted. Too busy complaining about our bosses thinking they’re better than us or stressing that we aren’t earning as much…

  • Poem: Rejection

    Poem: Rejection

    Rejection Rejection is like an unwelcome face. All too familiar, you close the door on it. Should rejection be ignored or embraced? It depends on what way you look at it.   Rejection from a lover The heat of their body touching yours is fading. Now all but a distant memory. The taste of their…

  • Poem: Time

    Poem: Time

    We think about the future, So that we can enjoy its ‘present’. But like a dollar bill drifting in the wind. We never do quite catch it.   We worry that it’s not on our side. Like it’s going by too quickly. Asking ‘where does it fly’?   Time – isn’t it a peculiar concept?…

  • My Face

    My Face

    I feel like today is one of those days were my face refuses to show any sort of expression, similar to what I can only assume the lovechild of an over-botoxed barbie and a saddened clown would sport had they just been given the news that their goldfish bubbles just died.   Yes, my face…

  • Ghost Stories – Continued

    Ghost Stories – Continued

    So I’ve made it, with a sustained pulse so fast it almost flatlined and enough buckets of sweat to fill the oceans twiceover, it’s safe to say ‘Ghost Stories’ did it’s job of being terrifically terrifying last night at the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith, London.   Not to give the plot away too much, but…

  • Can You Be Too Ambitious?

    Can You Be Too Ambitious?

    Can you be too ambitious in life? By being so are you just setting yourself up for overwhelming levels of stress and bottomless pitfalls? Or  by setting higher goals are you growing your skillset further and achieving more than you ever could even if you shoot and miss the target?   I ask this question…

  • Does Equality Really Exist?

    Does Equality Really Exist?

    I ask myself this question as I’m swiftly ushered out of my own workplace by rather hench looking security guards an hour earlier than I should be, because an A-list celeb is coming in shortly to do a quick Q+A session on the release of their new album and no stragglers must be lurking round…

  • What Does  ‘Value’ Mean If You’re In Poverty?

    What Does ‘Value’ Mean If You’re In Poverty?

    With over 500 million people currently in poverty across the globe, materialism is but an abstract concept. Unimaginable to the people, who, through no choice of their own have found themselves struggling to survive.   When put into context it is  somewhat fortunate yet ignorant of us who complain about shops not stocking the right…

  • The Psychology of Value – Culture

    The Psychology of Value – Culture

    Carrying on from yesterday’s post, I noted how this concept of value stems from our childhoods. How we internally form an attachment to particular items we deem as ‘ours’  from a young age. Yet when comparing this globally, there are certain cultures where regardless of age, this trend does not appear. For example in a…

  • The Psychology of Value

    The Psychology of Value

    What do you think is more valuable, the price of these rings in the picture, or, the relationship symbolised by them? No rush to answer! How about the question below instead, as a continuation from yesterday’s post:   If I gifted you a Swiss chocolate bar to begin with then a few moments later asked…

  • Peanuts To A Monkey

    Peanuts To A Monkey

    They say religion is used to control the masses when really the truth is that it’s money. We give value to pieces of paper and metal, to invisible numbers forever changing in our online accounts. As humans, as a society, we have given value to something which if you really think about it is valueless.…