Feeling Good
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| Originally published | 2004 |
| Authors | C. Robert Cloninger |
| Genres | Self-help Book |
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| ID | 2384954 |
About Feeling Good
All human beings have spontaneous needs for happiness, self-understanding, and love. In Feeling Good: The Science of Well Being, psychiatrist Robert Cloninger describes a way to coherent living that satisfies these strong basic needs through growth in the uniquely human gift of self-awareness. . . .
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... " Here we are five years later and he s Feeling Good and looking great, " she added...
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... " But I do also think this company has quite a few things going in its favour, namely this idea that looking good and Feeling Good are one and the same, " she said...
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... Nicotine creates new receptors in the brain when it enters the body, and you quickly come to associate it with Feeling Good...
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... When you put it down, you start thinking about when you can pick it back up? What am I going to do next? Or when you get distracted by choices in a game, and the hours go by, that s when I start Feeling Good about a game I m making...
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... Nicotine creates new receptors in the brain when it enters the body, and you quickly come to associate it with Feeling Good...
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... " I was Feeling Good, " she said...
Robbie Williams: Fame 'intoxicating but isolating'
... " If you re not that au fait with Feeling Good about yourself it can have a severe reaction, especially if you re not old enough to cope with it...
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... In court on Tuesday, Sheeran denied the accusation; and sang elements of Nina Simone s Feeling Good to illustrate how the melody was a common part of pop music...
Robbie Williams: Fame 'intoxicating but isolating'
Singer Robbie Williams has Said fame " should come with a health warning" as he gears up for a homecoming gig.
The Star , who has had a string of hits since joining Take That at 16 years old in 1990, returns to his native Stoke-on-Trent later for the one-off concert.
About 20,000 fans are expected to welcome him at Port Vale FC's stadium.
Reflecting on his 30-year career, Williams Said celebrity could be an " intoxicating" but " isolating" experience, especially when young.
During an interview on Radio 4 's Today programme with BBC media editor Amol Rajan , The Angels singer, 48, Said his life had been " incredible" since he became a teenage pin-up.
" I'm glad it happened to me when it did because there was Nothing Else happening to me, " He Said .
But he warned that " extreme fame" was like an illness and " should come with a government health warning" particularly for younger people.
" I do think you should know who you are and what you are, " He Said .
" It's something that isolates you and makes you feel weird.
" Everything that happens outside of your own body, with people looking at you and behaving in a certain way, makes you feels a certain way.
" If you're not that au fait with Feeling Good about yourself it can have a severe reaction, especially if you're not Old Enough to cope with it. "
Williams - a lifelong Port Vale Fan - Said his homecoming gig was " written in the stars" after the side won promotion a week Ago - at Wembley.
" The Stage is basically opposite The Directors ' box and that's basically where I sat as A Kid , " He Said .
Williams Said he was confident the gig would be " absolutely amazing" but confessed he had feelings of trepidation.
" I don't know how Stoke's changed really. I've got a Gilded Cage that I arrive and leave in. But out of The Window things look quite similar, " He Said .
" Where I'm from, you're not allowed to have a Big Head .
" You're not allowed to get ideas above your station. And even though The Performance , the character I've played On Stage really is full of himself I'm not really - I'm Rob from Stoke.
" They say you stop growing The Day you get famous and I kind of get it, I'm like a 16-year-old inside a 48-year-old. "
Source of news: bbc.com
