Everyone loves a kind, uncomplaining, sympathetic, cheerleader of a friend and that’s you, sweet enchantress. People don’t love us because we are successful in our carers. They love us for how we make them feel when they are with us. Learn these winning ways to gain respect and love.
Do you ever wonder how others manifest their desires. There is a lot of talk out there about manifesting dreams. Let’s charge up our lives by learning the power of manifestation.
A client of mine was in Alaska visiting family. She and her two boys, ages four and two, were in a hotel room. In the hotel, the boys were playing around a dresser. On top of the dresser was a TV, which was quite heavy in those days. All of a sudden the boys knocked the TV down off the dresser.
It’s graduation time, which means commencement speeches. I had more fun listening to commencement speeches at my daughter’s high school graduation than I ever did at any college graduation. The high school commencement talks were more creative and less about trying to sound smart. Bill Gates’ speech, love him or hate him, comes pretty close to hitting home on what he said at a high school talk about the 11 things they did not learn in school.
We don’t give our emotions the power they deserve. Emotions can leave you feeling drained and exhausted. It’s as if you just ran a marathon. Emotions can wreck you. Don’t let your emotions take away your precious energy.
Grief is a part of life. Life knocks us down to our knees. The more we love; the bigger the grief. What is the definition of grief?
Sports Illustrated reported great athletes and their reflections on the meaning of life. The reports were varied and insightful. I’d like to share them with you.
I was married at 20 years of age. Yikes! I was not mature enough to be married. And yes that marriage ended in divorce. Do you have the maturity to be married?
In the last month, I have had a few women come into my counseling office reporting depression. Research shows that depression is much more prevalent in women than in men. What is your depression telling you?