by Marianne Love | Aug 28, 2024 | Quantum Leap Book Club Blog
According to Adlerian psychology, both praising and rebuking another creates a vertical, hierarchical relationship and both are forms of manipulation. They come from the perspective that the one with ability pass judgement on the person who has no ability. A vertical...
by Marianne Love | Aug 14, 2024 | Quantum Leap Book Club Blog
Adlerian psychology recognises the presence and influence of emotions in our life experience. It does however suggest that while we have emotions, we are not controlled by them. We in fact can resist emotions and in doing so we are saying we are not controlled by the...
by Marianne Love | Aug 7, 2024 | Quantum Leap Book Club Blog
If I were only Kelly, Jamie, Sarah, Paul ……then my life would be happy and fulfilled. These thoughts familiar at some point in your life? In the courage to be disliked, the philosopher brings our attention to the futility of seeking happiness through holding the...
by Marianne Love | Jul 31, 2024 | Quantum Leap Book Club Blog
In the Courage to be disliked, Ichiro Kishimi shares interesting perspective on the role of trauma in people’s current conditions. Most of us think that a person is experiencing restrictions and limitations in life because of past trauma. Trauma being events that have...
by Marianne Love | Jun 19, 2024 | Quantum Leap Book Club Blog
We have certainly read some exciting and interesting books about the last few years on Quantum Leap Book Club. In some ways the books seems worlds apart. Even recently, we deep dove into the realm of quantum physics, with the basic concept that nothing exists outside...
