The ObservatoryCelebrate and grow
Positive psychology in practice: savor what is good, give thanks, use your strengths and write toward the life you want.
- 1 · ExerciseThe gratitude letterWrite a real thank-you to someone who mattered to you, and who has never heard it said.12 min · Subjective · Compassion
- 2 · ExerciseYour strengths in new useFind one of your genuine strengths and put it to work in a new way this week.10 min · Subjective · Discipline
- 3 · ExerciseBest possible selfWrite a future you in which things have gone as well as realistically possible, after hard work, not luck.12 min · Subjective · Rationality
- 4 · ExerciseWhen someone shares good newsHow you respond to other people's joy builds the relationship more than how you comfort them in hardship.9 min · Social · Discipline
- 5 · ExerciseThe art of savoringGood moments often pass unnoticed. Here you learn to stay with them a little longer.8 min · Subjective · Compassion
- 6 · ArticleFlow: when the work carries itselfThe state in which time disappears is not luck or talent. It is architecture. Three conditions build it.2 min läsning · Occupational · Rationality
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