An unbiased, unaligned blog about Life, Science and Nature.
More often than not we are left to rely on ourselves. Filling multiple roles through our lives, trying to stay one step ahead.
When you must rely on yourself, you must be…
The purpose is to promote self-improvement, self-awareness, explore scientific curiosities and of course, appreciation of nature.
The Life category is based off personal experience. Science includes all schools of science. Nature may include art and history.
Being a victim of something and having a victim mentality are two distinct concepts, and they should never be confused with one another. One is based on reality and the other is based on speculation and overthinking.
Self respect is the recognition and valuing of one’s own worth and dignity. It involves maintaining personal boundaries, setting standards, and refusing to accept mistreatment or compromise one’s principles.
What is introspection?
A introductory article to what introspection is and how it’s beneficial.
Be cautious about the people you let into your life. Avoid those lacking ambition, direction, goals, who are negative and play the victim. Don’t let them influence your mindset. This relates to groupthink, where people compromise their values and individuality for the sake of conformity.
Hey there! Anyone who writes leisurely or for work knows that sometimes we just aren’t in the mood to write. Writer’s block rears its ugly head and that chapter or article you’ve been meaning to write gets put off until you are back in the mood.
Humans seem to have a very split association with our place in Nature, and we mostly don’t associate as belonging to it. Nature in relation to humanity has been repeatedly defined as something opposed to culture, history, convention, and anything that is artificially worked or produced by us.
Welcome to the Nature Section of Well Rounded. This is the first non-cornerstone article of the Nature Walk series, and we will be exploring a local gem of a park. The Riverwood Conservancy in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
The term “Human Nature” is an emphasis on how we separate ourselves from the natural species. Human nature also equates to human behaviour.
This week on Well-Rounded we look at recognizing psychological abuse, where it occurs and what it looks like, and what it is.
Welcome to the Nature portal of Well-rounded. Where the beauty and bounds of Nature are explored in the physical world, and that of our species as well as our role and known behaviour generally and our relationship with “Nature”.