ourselves

To liberate ourselves, we need to find our way back to the pain that lies behind our behaviours.

We see ourselves in our algorithms, but we also see our algorithms in ourselves.

We could enjoy ourselves, occasionally pruning a road that was drifting off into the wilderness.

For example, asking ourselves in unexpected moments, "Can I still find some meaning in this?"

How we assess ourselves as single people is a bellwether of our emotional wherewithal.

The way we perceive ourselves now is a legacy of how we were perceived in the early years.

What we say to ourselves at CIA is, "Mission first, family always," which is still mission first.

We're going to put ourselves in the driver's seat as the explorers, the architects and the question askers.

We talk about ourselves endlessly, and so do they.

Or we catch sight of ourselves in the mirror and feel repulsed.

Many of us are bad at describing ourselves, so an outside perspective is often helpful.

Perhaps we’d send our DNA and get ourselves printed out there on the new planet in the future.

now what are we taxing ourselves to punish Canada for?

Instead of focusing on our immediate stressors or beating ourselves up for a mistake, we just accept being in the now.

And we asked ourselves: instead of erasing character, what if modular systems helped showcase it and express it, responding to contexts, climate and culture without any added cost?

I had a feeling that if we just threw ourselves into it, it could be extremely funny and possibly extremely moving too.

Every time we finally take pride in ourselves and develop a confidence about the future, something adverse seems to happen within a relatively short order.

We asked ourselves: we need to produce a modular system with a certain goal, and that goal is to design for a modular system that is personal, local and expressive.

And if you believe it is there a way to prevent ourselves from being shaped by others in a negative way?

It's slightly distorted and I think that how we all see ourselves in the mirror is always slightly distorted.

GT: Yeah, we had to trust the future, trust each other, trust ourselves, and… CS: That was quite a journey.

It seems we have no option but to understand our histories to liberate ourselves from their sad strictures.

By revealing traumatic memories and desires through conversation we can free ourselves from our neuroses and live a more healthy and fulfilled life.

The theory of the Big Five personality traits claims that we can describe ourselves with five main characteristics: open, conscientious, extravert, agreeable, neurotic.

Everybody thinks we know ourselves.

We grow, we self-actualize, we become ourselves.

There’s a lot we can do by ourselves to protect our mental health beyond the few tips we’ve mentioned here, and we encourage you to find what works for you.

Perhaps the most powerful reflection we can make is on ourselves.

And furthermore, how, for those who think these times are indeed troubling, they serve as a model for styling ourselves into resistance.