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perfectionNo One Ever Really Promised You A Rose Garden. Part Two: Expectations Based on HopeSeptember 28, 2008 Some expectations are like untethered helium balloons; they’re never grounded. Unlike those that are born out of our actual experiences, these reflect desire and imagined possibilities. Unlike the Psychological Recession which leads people to ignore the positive and fixate on the negative, these expectations are more often optimistic and reflect people’s hopes. Keywords :
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Judith M. Bardwick
Judith M. Bardwick, Ph.D., is a highly regarded writer, speaker, and management consultant specializing in the psychology of the corporate environment. Read more ...
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