Likeability Does Not Necessarily Reflect Good Character October 7, 2020conscience, empathy, Integrity, Manipulators, Narcissism, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationships, Responsibility, Social Issues, Spiritualitycharacter, decency, empathy, likeability, personality, valuesDr. Simon Likeability is a highly attractive personality trait. But just being likeable doesn’t make a person a decent character.
The Death of Neurosis? April 8, 2010Neurotics, Personality and Character Disorders, Relationshipscharacter, character disorder, character disturbance, distorted thinking, impulse control, impulsive behavior, impulsivity, insight, neurosis, neurotic, personality, personality disorder, Unhealthy Relationships, valuesDr. Simon Mature, adult life is all about being guided in your actions by values and sound judgment as opposed to letting your urges and impulses run the show.
Freedom and Character are Inseparable March 6, 2009Personality and Character Disorderscharacter, character crisis, constitution, cultural norms, culture, freedom, patriotic songs, patriotism, principles, responsibility, valuesDr. Simon If people of character are given opportunity and freedom, greatness and prosperity inevitably follows. When people abuse the freedoms they have and behave recklessly and irresponsibly, all of society suffers.