Marty Nemko's Blog, page 365

Countering "I'm Useless" Syndrome

Some people have stopped trying, in and outside of work. They may feel mediocre or worse, or that they've already accomplished what they can and that nothing else is worth the effort.

If that sounds like you, perhaps my internal debate on PsychologyToday.com will be of value:

Countering Sad Business Owner Syndrome

It's getting ever tougher for the small business owner to succeed. As a result, I'm seeing a growing number of clients that suffer from what I call Sad Business Owner Syndrome. I attempt to offer help in my PsychologyToday.com article today.

Countering Sad Artist Syndrome

I have a number of clients that suffer from what I call, Sad Artist Syndrome. My PsychologyToday.com article today offers ways to address it

Countering Sad Millennial Syndrome

I'm not surprised at seeing an increased number of clients with what I call Sad Millennial Syndrome. What's a 20-something to do? 

My PsychologyToday.com article today attempts to offer some help. 

Sad Millennial Syndrome and How to Get Happier

I'm not surprised at seeing an increased number of clients with what I call Sad Millennial Syndrome. What's a 20-something to do? 

My PsychologyToday.com article today attempts to offer some help. 

Countering Sad Politically Incorrect Syndrome

We all like to be agreed with. And today, when society's mind-molders--the schools, colleges, and media--mainly speak with one voice, a politically correct one, most people, at least publicly, say they  support The Orthodoxy: that we need to reallocate yet more resources from that privileged group, the white male,  to the poor, women, and people of color. 

But what if you deeply disagree with The Orthodoxy? My PsychologyToday.com article today attempts to offer help.

Treating Sad Politically Incorrect Syndrome

We all like to be agreed with. And today, when society's mind-molders--the schools, colleges, and media--mainly speak with one voice, a politically correct one, most people, at least publicly, say they  support The Orthodoxy: that we need to reallocate yet more resources from that privileged group, the white male,  to the poor, women, and people of color. 

But what if you deeply disagree with The Orthodoxy? My PsychologyToday.com article today attempts to offer help.

Countering Unhappy Family-First Syndrome

Many people are glad they prioritized family over career. And we hear a lot about them.

But in the confidentiality of my office, a number of women and more men came to regret that decision.

My PsychologyToday.com article today explains why and how to prevent or address it.

Preventing and Addressing Unhappy Family-First Syndrome

Many people are glad they prioritized family over career. And we hear a lot about them.

But in the confidentiality of my office, a number of women and more men came to regret that decision.  

My PsychologyToday.com article today explains why and how to prevent or address it.

Countering Sad Lawyer Syndrome

A survey by Career Bliss found that being a lawyer associate is the most unhappy job in America.

Indeed, lawyers have good reason to suffer from Sad Lawyer Syndrome. I offer some ways to address it in my PsychologyToday.com article today.