Brian Collinson

Journeying Toward Wholeness

Entries Tagged as 'decision'

“They Want Google to Tell Them What They Should be Doing”

September 6th, 2010 · 6 Comments · Carl Jung, Individuation, Psychology and Suburban Life, Self, decision, freedom

Eric Schmidt, the Chairman of Google said recently, “I actually think most people don’t want Google to answer their questions. They want Google to tell them what they should be doing next.” But is he correct? Do we actually want Google to tell us what to do?

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Escaping the Grip of Regret, Part 2: The Power of Regret

July 29th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Hope, Individuation, Jungian analysis, Jungian psychology, Psychology, Psychology and Suburban Life, Psychotherapy, The Self, complexes, compulsion, decision, depression, depth psychology, guilt, inner life, life passages, midlife, regret, soul, therapy, unconscious, wholeness

In my last posting, I tried to open up the whole subject of regret, and the powerful and sometimes crippling place that it can occupy in our lives, and how we can be held in slavery to regret of all the choices we could have made differently, or courses of events that could have turned out differently.  In this posting, I’d [...]

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Anxiety, Stress and Decisions

May 11th, 2010 · 3 Comments · Anxiety, Individuation, Mississauga, Oakville, Psychology and Suburban Life, Psychotherapy, decision, midlife, soul, unconscious, wholeness

A great deal of stress and anxiety in peoples’ lives is associated with making major decisions that deeply effect personal life.  Very often, people come into therapy because they are hung on the horns of a major dilemma, with a decision to be made between two or more possible decisions or paths to take.
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