dharma (duty/responsibility)
6 episodes mention this concept
HealthyGamerGGJan 14, 2020The Transformative Power of Dharma: Embracing Responsibility and Purpose to Overcome Suffering and Drive Growth
PsychologyDharma (duty/responsibility)Summit SyndromeCognitive BiasProgress and Growth (as painful)
HealthyGamerGGDec 28, 2019Choosing the Right Meditation: Cognitive Fingerprints, Dharma, and the Path to Contentment
Self-DevelopmentDharana (focus)Dhyana (state of mind)Cognitive fingerprintSound meditation
HealthyGamerGGDec 21, 2019Dharma, Communication, and the Drive to Help: A Dialogue on Motivation and Impact
PsychologyDharma (duty/responsibility)Karma (circumstance/obligation)Video game addictionPublic health approach
HealthyGamerGGNov 12, 2019Embracing Your Unique Path: Why Being Different is an Advantage in Life's RPG
Self-DevelopmentUnique life campaign (RPG metaphor)Untraditional pathEmotional non-response to logicFear of failure
HealthyGamerGGOct 12, 2019The Psychology of Motivation: Finding Your Dharma to Overcome Burnout and Suffering
PsychologyOutcome orientationAction orientationDharma (duty/responsibility)Tolerance for suffering
HealthyGamerGGJan 26, 2019Dharma and the Path to Overcoming Video Game Addiction: Finding Meaning Through Duty and Experience
PsychologyDharma (duty/responsibility)Suffering (Buddhist concept)Western philosophy of well-beingEastern philosophy of well-being
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- video game addiction
- fear of failure
- flow state
- motivation for helping
- purpose
- expectation vs. experience
- depression treatment
- identity (as a state of being)
- cognitive fingerprint
- self-publishing/indie creation
- outcome orientation
- resource allocation
- action orientation
- social-emotional skills training
- investigative meditation
- motivation
- addiction (physiological vs. 'low-level')
- energy reserve
- loss of will
- self-discovery