Showing posts with label worthlessness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label worthlessness. Show all posts

Thursday, February 8, 2018

What to Do with Goals Galore

What to Do with Goals Galore

            When is wanting everything out of life TOO much? Setting goals and going after all that you dream of and desire signifies a person who places no limits on what can be done. Once one goal is accomplished, it’s only normal to continue to the next goal. At the same time, continue to add more to your list of wants and desires.
















If you stop setting goals because you have completed a few you have desired already, life becomes stagnant. Being stuck can lead to feelings of worthlessness and hopelessness. Some will argue that there is a thin line between being hedonistic (engaged in a self- indulgent pursuit of pleasure) and being success oriented.  Do you know the difference between living on
a hedonic treadmill versus climbing up the ladder of success?

           

Three ways to know you are on the right path to success>>>

#1 YOUR GOALS ARE PURPOSE DRIVEN

            While having goals show you have a personal motive to succeed, if the goal serves a greater purpose, it is not being self- conceited. For example, even though doctors make a nice salary, you want to become a doctor to save the lives of indigent children.

#2 YOUR GOALS PLANT SEEDS OF SECURITY FOR THE FUTURE OF YOUR FAMILY

            Money is not always everything, but being able to ensure your family is well taken care of is. The ability to afford life and medical insurance, college saving funds and food and shelter are essential elements to producing a fulfilling lifestyle.

#3 YOUR GOALS PROVIDE YOU THE CONFIDENCE TO CONTINUE BEING A GAME CHANGER IN YOUR COMMUNITY

            True success come from thinking beyond yourself and family.  strong community to thrive in gives back a sense of value and success to a mass of people. Volunteering and giving donations to a good cause makes you feel good.






A feeling of HOPELESSNESS and WORTHLESSNESS causes symptoms of depression and creates isolation from the world. If you know someone struggling with setting goals that produce happiness and success, GINMAN CONSULTING is gladly accepting and appreciative of referrals.

Send contact information to info@ginmanconsulting.com



To better serve the needs of our community, GINMAN CONSULTING offers services at a new 2nd location at 80 Interstate 10 N, suite 201, Beaumont, Texas
77702  



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Wishing You the best in Success,
Virginia xoxoxoxoxo







Wednesday, October 11, 2017

The Other Side of Depression

The Other Side of Depression

            A hidden fire... depression! Many refuse to seek treatment for depression due to the unsettling stigma and lack of support society displays. Despite the many unwelcoming embraces that a depression sufferer often faces, there is another backside to depression. Even though family and friends are also gravely affected by loved ones with symptoms of depression, rarely do they receive treatment along with their loved ones. Both affected parties are riddled with sadness, fatigue, feelings of worthlessness and suicidal ideations simultaneously when only one has the diagnosis. When loved ones are suffering with depression, family and friends feel helpless, restless and scared.



            What does the family and friends of these victims of depression need for strength?


#1 Moving family and friends from worry to optimism
            Use the power of positivity. Depression is a dark and dreary disease that produces negative and sad feelings. Reverse the affect by surrounding yourself with positive people, places, situations, words and actions. Family and friends need to be loaded with infinite amounts of energetic vibes, thoughts and feelings.

#2 Moving family and friends from codependent to supportive
            Be on the same team without being a crutch. Feeling sorry for a loved one with depressive moods is a normal reaction. Overcome codependency that can keep loved ones stuck with depressive feelings. Know that it is the responsibility of the sufferer along with your support to accept the help available to manage depression.

#3 Moving family and friends from guilt to security
            Don’t abandon your security blanket. Not being able to help soothe and manage the depression of a loved one effectively causes feelings of guilt. Ensure yourself that you have done all you can to show unconditional love and support for the struggles that are present without feeling responsible. If you have done all you can do in a healthy way, that’s all you can do.


Family therapy is a great way to work through and manage symptoms of depression for everyone involved. It offers a sense of togetherness and support that increases the chance of successful and long- term recovery from depression.

For more information about how family therapy can assist your family and loved ones with symptoms of depression such as sadness, stress, feelings of worthlessness or hopelessness, contact GINMAN CONSULTING at

Feel free to leave any comments or suggestions you may feel about this article and/ or family therapy.

Thanks in Advance,
Virginia xoxoxoxoxo