10 Ways To Let Go Of Jealousy

Ah jealousy. The ugly green monster that manages to invade each and every one of us at some point in our lives. Nobody likes him yet we still let him in. Sometimes he slips in when we aren’t looking and when we realize he’s arrived we embrace and feed him. But why do we do that and how can we stop him from moving in and renting space for too long? Jealousy stems from fear so what we often mistake as jealousy, is actually fear. It also comes from a place of lack. Lack of self confidence, self esteem, self respect, you get the idea.

Jealousy is a funny thing really. We are often jealous of things that don’t even make sense to anyone else but us. In our minds, there’s a good and just reason. Others will look at us and shake their heads and wonder what on earth we are going on about. There comes a time though that eventually we just get so tired of being stuck in jealous mode and don’t know how to let go. Here are a few ways to help you along your letting go of jealousy journey.

Young couple sulking after conversation sitting on sofa

Young couple sulking after conversation sitting on sofa

Get to the source.

Where does this feeling come from right at this moment? Is it fear based or lack based? Find out why you feel like this and sort out the underlying issue. You will soon see once you do that, the jealousy diminishes too.

Face that fear.

And flick it away. You know what the fear is so you need to recognize it for what it’s worth and face it. Head on. Is it something you really want to do but think you can’t? That’s fear talking. You can do anything.

Dump the negative.

Negative people, negative thought patterns. Anything negative in your life that no longer serves you, get rid of it. jealousy will show up in this and it will stay as long as you keep that negative attitude. Dump the attitude, lose the jealous.

Comparing is for produce.

Stop comparing yourself to others. You are good enough just the way you are and you have skills and talents that other people don’t have. We are all very good at something that no one else is. Embrace your uniqueness and your talents. They belong to you and they are amazing.

Calm your imagination.

Imagination really is a wonderful thing but when it gets out of control and starts making up stories in your head, it’s time to get a grip on it. Not everything in our minds is true. Remember that and you’ll be better off.

Be honest.

With yourself and whoever is causing this latest fit of jealousy. Talk to them and see if you can sort it out between the two of you. oftentimes talking it out with the root of the problem does more than solve it, it also strengthens your relationship.

Trust is not a four letter word.

Learn to trust or relearn to trust if you have to. Too many times we don’t trust the right people and we end up trusting the wrong ones. Because of this, we tend to stop trusting all together. First and foremost, trust your gut instinct. It never lies.

Forgiveness is key.

Forgive yourself, the people who hurt you, the people you feel you can’t trust, forgive everybody and anybody who you feel is the source of your jealousy. Forgive and let go.

Act different.

I don’t mean change who you are. if you normally would have lashed out in anger, try being kind and gentle instead and see how that works. It will certainly alter your jealous state and may even bring some peace to you.

Live your life.

Stop trying to be someone you’re not or acting like someone else or wanting what they have. Be you. You are perfect just the way you are. also stop trying to impress people because Sally does. Don’t be like Sally. Be like you.

Jealousy certainly is ugly but if you learn to recognize it and deal with it immediately, you will soon find that you get jealous less and less as time goes on.

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Architettura & Urbanistica Sigurtà Designs a Villa in Desenzano del Garda

Pumping Station Mainz / SYRA_Schoyerer Architekten


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  • Architects: SYRA_Schoyerer Architekten
  • Location: 55118 Mainz, Germany
  • Project Year: 2009
  • Photographs: Courtesy of SYRA_Schoyerer Architekten

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Courtesy of SYRA_Schoyerer Architekten

Through a bypass channel of 3 m diameter and a flow rate up to 22.000 l/sec. (statistic 20 year flood water) the surface water of the complete city area can be drained off into the river Rhine. At a 5 year Rhine flood level two pumps transport the city surface water into the river Rhine. One of the biggest flood prevention lifting shields worldwide (7,20 m high and 3,70 wide) protects the inner city of Mainz from a statistically 200 years Rhine flood, from a backwater into the local sewer system. With the total height of 8,50 meters, the visible part of the building is just the “tip of the iceberg”, the bottom edge of the pit is 16 m under the surface. The orientation of the pumping station is directed to the flow of the river Rhine, its volume expresses the huge amount of water which must be transported into the river in case of emergency.


Plan 1

Plan 1

Plan 2

Plan 2

Company and technical buildings are technical infrastructure of a city and are usually errected with the minimum of attention to design and architecture, largely being considered pragmatic buildings that have to be economical efficient in terms of construction costs. These irrelevant shapes are therefore often the basis for neglect and vandalism which results in continuous renovation costs, such buildings rarely achieve display any architectural quality. With this in mind the client decided to adopt an alternative approach developing the Rhine promenade of the new city quarter “Zollhafen” with the intent of contributing to the urban environment. There is no typology for pumping stations, however it was important to the architects to design a building which displays the workings of a pumping station to its environment.


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 The window and seamless building, in terms of an “architecture parlante” (C.N. Ledoux 1736- 1806), is a pure and heavy monolith, resting on a vein of water regulating the stream. The surface of the charcoal grey concrete cube with folded sides and eaves edges has a, from stone masons, textured hand hammered finish over its entire surface. Through the 30 mm deep rawness of the surface, nothing reminds on the conventional build-up process. The folded sides produce light and shaded edges and the rawness of the surface increases the interaction of sidelight, full covered illumination and shadows.


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Tate Modern’s Switch House opens display dedicated to Jasper Morrison



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The Ulugöl Otomotiv Office Building / Tago Architects


© Gürkan Akay

© Gürkan Akay


© Gürkan Akay


© Gürkan Akay


© Gürkan Akay


© Gürkan Akay


© Gürkan Akay

© Gürkan Akay

The Ulugöl Otomotiv Office Building, located on one of the thoroughfares of the region in Ataşehir, which has become one of the most important life and finance centers of the Anatolian side, was approached as integrating a functional, genuine and qualified architectural design, a dynamic block construct, and a frontal identity that will stick in the minds in this region which hosts many iconized new generation real estate projects.


Drawing

Drawing

The main design decisions of the project were shaped to act as a vision of a sustainable, rational and ordered structure, and reconstructing the standard office typology through analyzing the physical data of the environment in the city. In this way it was aimed to ensure the versatility of the front by means of flexible blocks, creating looseness and compactness relationships by considering a static construct, and providing a synergy between green terraces, office functions, and social interactions among the employees with collective spaces. Furthermore, thinking that they are integral parts of daily life, the green spaces were integrated into the work places and the transparency of the workplace environment was enhanced.


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© Gürkan Akay

© Gürkan Akay

© Gürkan Akay

For the purpose of enriching the front with material diversity, red composite panels were used on the interior faces of the terraces, and stone design ceramics on the windowless walls of the building. On the office front, negative effects of the sun were minimized through mesh sun shade panels and vertical elements. Ground floor of the western front of the Ulugöl Otomotiv Office Building, which consists of 5 basement floors, a ground floor and 10 normal floors with its 14,600 sqm construction field, was allocated as an exhibition hall and its eastern front as office entrances and a parking lot. Connection to the parking garages was enabled through car elevators.


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Quebec, Canadaphoto via debbie

Quebec, Canada

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Olympic Tennis Court / Artstudio Project


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© Sandro Sulaberidze


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© Sandro Sulaberidze


© Sandro Sulaberidze


© Sandro Sulaberidze

  • Architects: Artstudio Project
  • Location: Nino Ramishvili III Dead End, Tbilisi, Georgia
  • Project Team: G.Sulaberidze, M.Kalandadze, G.Makharashvili, D.Rusitashvili, N.Grigolashvili, N.Kobakhidze, N.Chrelashvili
  • Area: 5360.0 sqm
  • Project Year: 2015
  • Photographs: Sandro Sulaberidze
  • Structure: Cubicon
  • Mep: O.Aloian

© Sandro Sulaberidze

© Sandro Sulaberidze

In 2013, Georgian Olympic committee, within 2015 Youth Olympic Festival, invited bid for conduction of design activities. Artstudio Project won the bid and involved in designing of Olympic tennis court. During designing, active consultation took place with organization committee and tennis federation.


Plan

Plan

Pre-design survey and complexity of terrain resulted in present layout of the sport complex and in terraced-type arrangement of tennis courts, what made the court to gain some kind of individuality. The site is clearly seen from upper views of Vake and Saburtalo districts.


© Sandro Sulaberidze

© Sandro Sulaberidze

The complex is planned on 17455 sqm land plot and comprises nine and two closed courts, 74 parking lots and administrative building. One of nine courts has covered tribunes with 700 seats. A closed court consists of pre-fabricated wooden arch structure, which double membrane stretched over it. Locker rooms are located at 1st floor of administrative building and are connecting to court with two exits. 3rd and 4th floors accommodate offices for Tennis Federation. Under stands, there are locker rooms, serving open courts, medical points, coach’s and umpire’s rooms; also a premise for media representatives. Administrative building is planned as three different units with premises for closed court, fitness and its infrastructure and offices; each functional unit has separate entrance and infrastructure. Fitness unit, (except gym hall with 500 sqm) accommodates different spa and wellness premises.


Plan

Plan

Main structure of tribunes is reinforced concrete pillars with metal truss roof. Its concrete shape is represented in exterior view too. Tribune step shape is re-activated in railing plane, underlining its function. Administrative building is finished with natural wood, varnished in two colors; wooden finishing has vertical and horizontal orientations according to colors. Fitness area is glazed with compact laminate infill – rusted copper texture.


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© Sandro Sulaberidze

In 2015 the complex successfully welcomed competitions that took place within Youth Olympic Festival.


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© Sandro Sulaberidze

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Umbria, Italyphoto via lilian

Umbria, Italy

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