Are you denying your freedom when you succumb to group pressures in making decisions for yourself?
Example
Imagine an person who takes a job in an organisation because they believe this will further their career growth. It soon becomes apparent …
I was listening to a radio program in Sydney and a campaign was being discussed on abolishing modern day slavery. Whilst not underestimating the importance of this endeavour, it immediately made me think about the ubiquitous nature of slavery in …
Are you denying your freedom when you are discreet, modest or embroider the truth in your interactions with others rather than being yourself?
Example
Imagine a couple are in the process of divorcing. In an effort to avoid potential criticism …
Are you denying your freedom when you say you can’t change certain things in your life once you have committed to them?
Example
Imagine a person who has signed …
Are you denying your freedom when you believe your particular life circumstances mean you can’t change?
Example
Every week millions of people buy a lottery ticket, believing that if they won a million dollars they could make all the changes …
Are you denying your freedom when you believe there is an enduring rightness in your decisions which will lead you to a point beyond which you won’t need to look any further?
Example
Imagine a woman who has entered a …
