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Journey to Positivity

Journey to Positivity

By Carol Grannick on July 20, 2010

Journey: a noun and a verb. A process and an activity.
There are plenty of events in the world that cause heartfelt, even essential, sadnesses. Events of the cycle of life. Events of the world. We would not be fully  human if we thought or acted as if these negative emotions were bad or inappropriate.
But the [...]

Posted in Learned Resilience: How To Do It | Tagged Disputing Negative Thoughts, learned optimism, resilience | Leave a response

Garbage? Not So Much

Garbage? Not So Much

By Carol Grannick on January 29, 2010

I noticed yesterday morning, recycling and garbage day in my neighborhood, that we had about one-third of our usual toss.
And because the idea of a post on The Irrepressible Writer came to mind, I trusted that what I’d noticed about our effort to decrease our garbage must have something to do with positivity and the [...]

Posted in Lessons From Life | Tagged resilience | 2 Responses

Three Things You Need to Become a More Resilient Writer

Three Things You Need to Become a More Resilient Writer

By Carol Grannick on November 19, 2009

I like things simple and clear. Years ago, I went to a workshop about giving workshops. One thing in particular stayed with me. The presenter believed that a ”lesson” should never have more than three main points.
I really liked that, maybe because it’s true, and maybe because my own brain likes and remembers three things easily…No coincidence [...]

Posted in Learned Resilience: How To Do It | Tagged resilience, resilient writer | 3 Responses

Welcome to The Irrepressible Writer!

By Carol Grannick on November 5, 2009

You’re a writer – committed, consistent, hard-working. But when you hit a bump – a rejection comes; writer’s block stares you down; your critique group offers too many suggestions and you feel overwhelmed; you get a bad review; miss an opportunity or face seemingly endless periods of waiting, waiting and more waiting – you begin [...]

Posted in Learned Resilience: How To Do It | Tagged negative self-talk, resilience | 2 Responses

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