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Is it reasonable that a person adapts to the world?

By Tim Gibney Posted on January 1, 2025 Posted in American College of Pediatricians, Gender dysphoria, sex reassignment movement

That may be true in some cases but I think you will see that it doesn’t work in all cases. You may find it interesting that a medical association in the United States has stated that “The sex reassignment movement …

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Do our actions speak louder than our words?

By Tim Gibney Posted on December 2, 2024 Posted in politician’s, Remembrance Day, Taylor Swift, U.S. Election, Veterans

The challenge I have is the absolute priority we place on human beings who are in the public eye and ignore those that have made a significant difference in our lives. 3 Events took place in the past month that …

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Have You Ever Been Suspended in Time?

By Tim Gibney Posted on November 1, 2024 Posted in goals, person, personal growth, personal improvement, procrastination, relationships, resilience, time

You are probably asking what do you mean by ‘suspended in time’? You may find other definitions although for me ‘suspended in time’ is being held captive by someone while they think about making a decision, or you making a …

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How are the effects of inflation affecting you?

By Tim Gibney Posted on October 1, 2024 Posted in emotional, emotions, Inflation

Yes, inflation impacts us both individually and in business.  This is due to lowered purchasing power when the value of money decreases over time and cost of goods and services cost rise. While we all know it is important to …

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Is family, the test run of how we will manage life?

By Tim Gibney Posted on September 2, 2024 Posted in anxiety, children, depression, family, suicide, young people

Has North America become a land of ‘mass arrested development’.

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Is there a doom goblin in your life?

By Tim Gibney Posted on August 1, 2024 Posted in doom goblin, engaged, engagement

Are they bringing you or your organization down? To start off with I should give you some definitions according to Webster’s dictionary. Doom is a judicial condemnation or sentence or unhappy destiny. Goblin is an ugly or grotesque sprite that …

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Do we really know what politicians are speaking about?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 2, 2024 Posted in advancements, politician’s, progressive, progressivism, resilient, slogans

I bring this up because recently I heard a political leader state something to the effect of ‘I am not giving up on the progressive vision of progress.’ This statement brings up a number of questions for me, namely; What …

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Are We Electing Financially Incompetent People?

By Tim Gibney Posted on June 3, 2024 Posted in financially incompetent, government, politician’s, resilience, resilient

I ask that question with great sincerity. I am not sure if this has happened in your community lately but in the city where I live our Council decided that the 4.86% increase in taxes suggested originally in the proposed …

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Are We Creating Softies or A Resilient Generation?

By Tim Gibney Posted on May 1, 2024 Posted in children, parenting, resilience, resilient

As a father of 2 adult children, I was always concerned about how they would grow up and contribute to the world. Recently our family got together for a weekend, and we had a very enjoyable time (for the most …

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Do You Know the 5 Areas of Leadership Concern?

By Tim Gibney Posted on April 1, 2024 Posted in leadership, leadership development, leadership skills

Kurt Lewin a German-American psychologist is credited with labeling the basic leadership styles in 1939. I found it very interesting that Lewin and his researchers used schoolchildren with an arts and crafts project while a team of observers watched the …

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