Why does everyone have a “disorder” these days? ADHD, Autism, Depression, BPD, OCD. Everyone seems to have something. I was speaking to a DOCTOR yesterday who studies autism (because his Son has it). He believe Autism is massively OVER diagnosed. Why is this? The mental Science, Psychology, is the key to understanding this. Diagnosing someone … Read more
It’s a mistake to assume that you need a big goal to push you forward in life. Goals can be very helpful – but the big question is what your understanding of a goal is: What is the purpose of a goal? Why do we set goals? What drives us to work towards our goals? … Read more
I keep coming across this issue. The Christian suffering from nice guy syndrome. There’s nothing wrong with being kind, but if you’re a pushover who is constantly lost and depressed, then theres something seriously wrong. An archetypal client I often encounter is precisely like this, and they’re almost always raised Christian. Why is this? Christian … Read more
The Uberboyo Program My Breakdown of Big Ideas and Major Works… without Censorship Join the Program for $7 a Month Whats Inside: Audio breakdowns of several classic books and reading lists for great authors like Nietzsche Books ranging from philosophy to literature – from Oswald Spengler to James Joyce A discussion group where you can … Read more
My favorite passage from all of Jung’s work is an explanation of him working with a patient. I love it because it shows his ideas in practice, instead of in theory.
Now that I’ve started taking on ladies and gentlemen professionally, I’ve quickly learned the gravity of this cliche.
Of course, the “type” of person who gets into psychology is almost always stuck in their head. This is the archetype of the intellectual. Jung himself had to face this part of himself right at the beginning of The Red Book.