Tag Archives: Social Development

The Kindness Paradigm (13)

Posted on November 30, 2013 by Cheryl Jensen

Nurturing In the last post I ended with: So how do we fix UFJS (Un-Fulfilling Job Syndrome)? We place importance on discovering what we love to do without regard to age, health or ability, or even skill. Then we nurture the … Continue reading →

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The Kindness Paradigm (12)

Posted on November 29, 2013 by Cheryl Jensen

Note: segment 11 is un-published awaiting copyright permission. Un-Fulfilling Job Syndrome In part 11 we reviewed the steps one may take to develop kindness. However, kindness in and of itself is not the point of the Kindness Paradigm. The point, … Continue reading →

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The Kindness Paradigm (10)

Posted on November 9, 2013 by Cheryl Jensen

While we as a people move through this shift from a paradigm of domination to a paradigm of kindness we must learn to represent ourselves truly rather than being swayed by others. We must be the same kind person all the … Continue reading →

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The Kindness Paradigm (9)

Posted on November 6, 2013 by Cheryl Jensen

Nurturing and being nurtured leads to feelings of safety and security in both mind and body. Feeling safe is important because feeling safe leads to feeling expansive and growth is what the human experience is all about. The Kindness Paradigm offers the … Continue reading →

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The Kindness Paradigm (8)

Posted on October 22, 2013 by Cheryl Jensen

Nurture One Another In the Kindness Paradigm we help uplift others and no matter how old we are we nurture one another like we would care for a newborn. We help people feel good about themselves. From this well-spring of kindness that … Continue reading →

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