by Richard Himmer | Jan 15, 2021 | General EI Research, Neuropsychology & science, Professional
Do you have a list of “to do’s” that sets the tone for your day? Is there a feeling of accomplishment with each item checked off? Have you ever created a list, started checking off items on the list, completed two or three additional tasks, wrote them on the list, and...
by Richard Himmer | Jan 7, 2021 | Neuropsychology & science
I’m starting new workout, sleep, and mindfulness routines this year. It’s taken me a week to get it going. Why? Because I didn’t account for family still being in my house until now. I wasn’t aware of the impact young grandchildren and three...
by Richard Himmer | Jan 6, 2021 | Identity, Professional
We tend to set new goals at the beginning, end, or anniversaries of time. Mondays, first of month, New Years, birthdays, anniversaries, etc. A New Year’s resolution is usually over by January 7th. Why? What is the difference between these two statements?...
by Richard Himmer | Nov 24, 2020 | General EI Research
For years, Cheri and I have struggled when she seeks clarity in our conversations. In my mind, I’m verbally cruising along with insightful thoughts or entertaining stories and somewhere along the line, it seems like she checks out and then asks me clarifying questions...
by Richard Himmer | Nov 24, 2020 | General EI Research
Jesse was fit to be tied. As Ian, her husband of 4 years, sat down for dinner from a long day at work, he wasn’t prepared for the vitriol of a shunned wife. “We’re not going to the family Christmas party tomorrow night, Ian. I don’t care what you say.” Jesse passed...
