Relationship Help Doctor: Did your parents give you “fearing aids”?
Often the reason we know we need relationship help is that our parents, or other authority figures, fitted us out with “fearing aids” that get
April 5, 2013
Relationship Help Doctor: Did your parents give you “fearing aids”?
Often the reason we know we need relationship help is that our parents, or other authority figures, fitted us out with “fearing aids” that get
Relationship Help: Can you keep your mouth shut AND the door open?
There are times–often, many times–when we are just bursting to speak. We want to tell folks what we think, why we think it, why our
Tips For Communicating With A Contrarian
If you have a contrarian–a person who always says black when you say white and has no interest in moving towards gray–that you have to work with, or happens to be a family member, these tips can help you. Contrarians seem to take great joy in the “gotcha.” Get insights into improving the relationship here.
Is what you’re paid to do what you’re made to do?
Sometimes we try living up to the expectations of others. Sometimes, we settle for what falls in our laps. But the title of this blog post says it all and you’ll find great questions to ask yourself in it. Take some time for reflection on what you are “made” to do.
Perfection doesn’t bring personal peace
Happiness maven, Christine Carter of Greater Good Science Centre in Berkeley CA, discusses the benefits of not being perfect… What do you think? Is perfectionism