Thanks Daniel for sharing your coping strategies. I like reading, cooking, teaching, mentoring and researching too.
I enjoyed reading your posts and have since subscribed to your blog.
I found networking with other educators highly rewarding. I have just created a new social/learning network aiming to share and discuss topics relating to technology, higher education and learning.
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John
Kevembuanggasays:
@gregorylent
Oh! Yeah?
Then we should see plenty of successful Buddhist scientists.
It doesn’t appear so…
i am amused at people who still don’t know about meditation ..
Audesays:
“Thank god I am brain damaged.. I thought there was something wrong”.. I truly am.. and it is really harder to control my emotions now.. but at the same time I feel I have nothing to loose now. It is true that emotions don’t last, but you have to let them out.. and what I do aside from doing only the research I like, is takind the time to read, cook pastry, go fishing and sleep in the afternoon. You are so efficient afterward. I tell you it is really worted.
Stevensays:
Interesting post.
I just had a paper rejected and I feel like all of my energy is drained. I find that going back and fixing up old work hurts my momentum. I hope this gets better with experience!
Stevesays:
“I drink red wine.” I’ve also found a bit of alcohol can help cheer me up. Cannabis can do that too, though it also seems to put my mind in a state where I can sometimes also gain perspective and insight to deal with the problem and my own feelings about it.
Mehmet Suzensays:
Thanks for your valuable advice.
Ayyappansays:
I like your advice. 🙂
We can also add more self satisfying task in our daily schedule. It will help balancing our emotional disturbance.
I prefer to go to some general and technical forums and help people.
Thanks Daniel for sharing your coping strategies. I like reading, cooking, teaching, mentoring and researching too.
I enjoyed reading your posts and have since subscribed to your blog.
I found networking with other educators highly rewarding. I have just created a new social/learning network aiming to share and discuss topics relating to technology, higher education and learning.
Would you mind me inviting you to join our network on http://connectivismeducationlearning.ning.com/ ?
Please feel free to visit my blog
http://suifaijohnmak.wordpress.com for comments too.
John
@gregorylent
Oh! Yeah?
Then we should see plenty of successful Buddhist scientists.
It doesn’t appear so…
i am amused at people who still don’t know about meditation ..
“Thank god I am brain damaged.. I thought there was something wrong”.. I truly am.. and it is really harder to control my emotions now.. but at the same time I feel I have nothing to loose now. It is true that emotions don’t last, but you have to let them out.. and what I do aside from doing only the research I like, is takind the time to read, cook pastry, go fishing and sleep in the afternoon. You are so efficient afterward. I tell you it is really worted.
Interesting post.
I just had a paper rejected and I feel like all of my energy is drained. I find that going back and fixing up old work hurts my momentum. I hope this gets better with experience!
“I drink red wine.” I’ve also found a bit of alcohol can help cheer me up. Cannabis can do that too, though it also seems to put my mind in a state where I can sometimes also gain perspective and insight to deal with the problem and my own feelings about it.
Thanks for your valuable advice.
I like your advice. 🙂
We can also add more self satisfying task in our daily schedule. It will help balancing our emotional disturbance.
I prefer to go to some general and technical forums and help people.
A short or long walk kills bad energy.