losing love
Letting love slip away happens when you lose focus on what is most important: your relationship. Too often, relationships that start well-connected begin to lose
January 18, 2016
Letting love slip away happens when you lose focus on what is most important: your relationship. Too often, relationships that start well-connected begin to lose
Relationships: What Songs Shaped Your Thinking?
The beginning of the new year is a great time to be reflecting on your relationship with yourself. It’s a good time for making positive
Relationship Help: 29 Proven Ways to Reduce Relationship Stress in the Holidays
Struggle, stress, push and pressure. Is that what you’re feeling right now as the holidays get into full swing? Stop! It’s not necessary. You’re in
Here’s an insightful story–an example of a client’s learning–that illustrates the truth of the title of this blog. Who you are truly is what you do…and, there is no escaping that fact, no matter how you justify it! Read on…
Listening Well Really Matters. Here’s Why!
Many relationship issues arise from lack of listening. Hearing is NOT enough. You have to listen. The major difference between hearing and listening is that hearing
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One of the relationship questions I am often asked is: “what do I do–and what does it mean–when my partner wants to ‘take a break’? “
Competitive People Compete In Relationships
Competitive people have relationships, too. Focused on winning in your relationship? That sets you up as opposing forces, battling to win. Competitive people sometimes forget
3 Key Shifts To Make Your Good Relationship Great
Warm, comfortable relationships can get even better with these three key shifts. Many times, when your relationship seems happier, easier, and more content than ones
Do You Want to Keep Your Limitations?
Richard Bach wrote this remarkable line: “Argue for your limitations and they are yours.” It has had a great impact on my life. How many
Stop Blaming Others: Why You Need To Give Up The Blame Game.
Have you noticed that, when anything negative, unpleasant or embarrassing happens, people look for something or someone to blame? Even if they trip on the