Philosophy

Term used to describe the ability to understand and express feelings. It involves training our self-awareness, recognizing our own feelings, and to manage them.

• Emotions

• Problem

• Emotional Literacy

• Literacy

It develops a group of activities that can be used in a personal or group-oriented way.

• Emotional

• thought

•  Emotional thought method

• Method

the usage of goal, pathways, and agency (believing) to create a perceivable capability in driving your desired goals and achieve hope and forgiveness

• Hope

• Hope Theory

• Theory

• Faith

an approach of accepting reality and reframe the obstacles in a positive approach such as "all these things are done in your own good

•  Main Frame Reframe

• Main

• Frame

• Reframe

A belief that things have a set of characteristics (essence or value) that make them what they are and that the task of science and philosophy is their discovery and expression; the doctrine that essence is prior to existence.

• Essentialism

• Essential

• Philosophy

• Existence

learning essential habits and prevent the non-essential from entering your life

• Essential

• Essential Habits

• Protect Essentials

• Protect

protect your ability to prioritize and reserve time for things that are truly essentials. Create space to breathe on and engage in playtime.

• Essentials

• Protect Essentials

• Protect the Essentials

• Protect

learning to see NO in a new way or else you will die in the other form called Exhaustion or Burning-out.

• New Perspective on "NO"

• New Perspective

• "NO"

• Perspective

  Morality demands that individual acts or states of affairs that are the same should be treated the same. Discrimination is the favoring of one group by using an illogical measure that is not relevant to the situation.

• Discrimination

• Morality

• Demands

• Measure

What is My Name?

• Kathrine

• Beltran

• Kathrine Beltran

• Katherine