Juvenate Blogs – Juvenate.org

Dec 06

The Wheelbarrow Test

Can your problems pass the wheelbarrow test, are they real things or are they just nominalisations of something you are really doing instead?

Dec 01

The Trap of Entitlement

By Dr Jeff Stoker | Cognitive Biases , General Self-help

This short article is a lesson taken from our Foundation Course it discusses entitlement bias and the trap of entitlement.

Nov 24

Second-Order Effect

By Dr Jeff Stoker | General Self-help

What you do in life has consequences, and each consequence also has it’s own consequences too, and this is called the second order effect.

Nov 23

The Onion Analogy

By Dr Jeff Stoker | General Self-help

This article is about you improving yourself it’s also about looking at your deeper flaws which is exactly what our courses help you to do.

Nov 14

Primary Gain

By Dr Jeff Stoker | General Self-help

Is primary gain stopping you from doing what you want to do in life, are you getting reward from your problems or are you hiding from life?

Nov 08

The Map is Not the Territory

By Dr Jeff Stoker | About Juvenate , General Self-help

Our courses are guides for you to take with you on your journey, we’ve seen where people get stuck, and we know where we can help.

Nov 01

10 Habits of Highly Miserable People

By Dr Jeff Stoker | General Self-help

Even if the sun was shining and life was just great, we all know somebody who would still be miserable, this article highlights the top 10 traits or habits that miserable people have that only work to compound their misery

Oct 27

The Problem with Problems

By Dr Jeff Stoker | Uncategorized

The problem with problems is that sometimes they can get you stuck, think of a problem as a dilemma, a hurdle, or and an obstacle that you need to overcome. Maybe your problem is something really complicated that you need to figure out, or it’s just something that’s causing you some type of bother in […]

Oct 06

Understanding the Knowing and Doing Paradox

By Dr Jeff Stoker | About Juvenate , Success Heuristics

Here’s that age-old problem, sometimes knowing about something is not enough, because we also have to do something and take action in our lives as well, this is what I call the knowing and doing paradox. When it comes to this course, you can’t just read it you have to do it too, you can’t […]

Oct 06

Zero Risk Bias

By Dr Jeff Stoker | About Juvenate , Cognitive Biases

Some people only do things if there is no risk to them at all, even if the actual risk to them is slight, and often they would rather put up with what they have got rather than strive for something new. This effect is a cognitive bias called the zero-risk bias. Some people want everything […]

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