4 Ways People Actually Change - Do People Change?

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[nicoleonfeels]

If we have a growth mindset, we can continuously evolve throughout life. The possibilities to improve are endless

[اقرألى_كتاباً_سميرة_عبدالغنى]

Most people are afraid of change and therefore prefer to stay in the comfort zone..

[TheDhammaHub]

One way that "works" is certainly trauma. When you truly experience that whatever you did is not working, you will change. But that's not exactly something that can/should be cultivated

[inbasicterms-popculturevid]

It’s funny how you can know somebody for so long and they change right in front of you

[reallifepsych]

“change in behavior is destined to change your overall mindset”..i love that, because you do really have to work at it, but over time, it is possible. just have to be consistent!

[StuartLugsden]

Rains fall: "People don't change. They just become more of who they really are."

[NFKhan-euff]

I faced some traumatic stuff in life and because of that I got depressed, moody, pessimistic and with time I got habitual of being alone. To a point that many ppl think I'm introverted. I never thought of myself that way unless I noticed this after 2 years. At first I used to be a ppl pleaser and now idfc about what ppl think of me. I got more self independent and humble. Although I do struggle with self hatred from time to time I'm conscious of it and helping myself to stop this behavior.

[spencerryan]

Human minds adapt, they are learning algorithms with variations,

Eventually they will adapt to new stimulus and change, altering their algorithm.

[anjithaa]

Your videos and animation are incredibly great!💜

[LevelUp_J]

Great Video. I have been struggling to convince myself that I can change and learn from the many mistakes I made when I was school age. This video has helped me alot and I will continue to try to be a better person everyday. :))

[TheRealTobias]

This is really encouraging!
Good one! =)

[marcosluna]

Right on this is a great and honest video. Cheers!

[malargrosis]

Great video and I enjoyed reading the tips on confidence. Would you consider adding more helpful tips geared to women on your site? Keep up the great work!

[pyschologygeek]

Change is not always a good thing. It may force us out of tired habits and impose better ones upon us, but it can also be stressful, costly and even destructive. how we anticipate it and react to it.

[BrianDonato]

Valuable content - changing can be complicated! I discuss this in the last video on my channel also in the context of facilitating the change in others. I hope we inspire people to change within & help to change others for the better. Just subscribed to you also - Content like this should be highlighted more

[Talkinglife]

Lead by example. This essay is adapted from Smart Change: Five Tools to Create New and Sustainable Habits in Yourself and Others (TarcherPerigee, 2014). Suggest goals. Give the right feedback. Support good habits. Take advantage of laziness. Develop support networks

[Tamara-]

Very informative 👌👌👍... Should I trust and try to change the behaviour of a narcissist friend?

[prasanna]

I didn't get any videos from brain boot camp

[MM-qckl]

Do you think a painful breakup counts as trauma and changes us too?

[JRudy]

I'm seeing a trend. Extroverted is supposedly better than introverted. Being tidy is a virtue. Are you letting your personal bias dictate what is good or bad? It's not a character flaw to be an introvert or to be more comfortable with a reasonable amount of clutter.