Category Archives: psychology

Codependency issue is a complicated and rather difficult one to solve. It negatively affects your life and the lives of people around you. I have worked with many individuals over the years, including people with codependency issues, and I noticed something about them. I believe the typical behavior of codependent people is “blaming others” aboutContinue reading “Codependency issue – What is it and how to solve it?”

Many of us tend to avoid things we don’t want to do. Whether we eventually complete the things we avoid or not, avoidance is one of the most common behaviors of the human being. In this post, I’d like to analyze more about this behavior. If you think a little deeper about what avoidance is,Continue reading “Avoidance – Is it helpful or not?”

I recently watched a YouTube video in which a number of black people were interviewed about the reasons why they moved to Asian countries, including Japan. The point of the video was to convey the message that all of the interviewees responded that the main reason they moved to Asian countries and continued to stayContinue reading “Systematic racism vs. systematic sexism – What is the difference in various places in the world?”

The other day, I came across a talk about good coaching vs. bad coaching in sports. Two coaches who were discussing had coached national-level players, and they both had some experience coaching overseas as well. Thus, they could compare different coaching styles in other parts of the world. By listening to this talk, I learnedContinue reading “Emotional manipulation vs. emotional regulation”