One-minute Amnesty
Of all the strategies to improve relationships, one of the most effective is what I call "one-minute amnesty." We've been unknowingly practicing this strategy since we were children every time we called for a "do-over" during...
Of all the strategies to improve relationships, one of the most effective is what I call "one-minute amnesty." We've been unknowingly practicing this strategy since we were children every time we called for a "do-over" during...
I’m not the kind of psychologist who thinks that people should try to avoid any feelings of guilt. When we could do better, we should do better. (That’s what classical psychoanalyst Carl Jung described as healthy...
It's out! You can order The Recipe: Love Made Simple, right here (Below is an excerpt from page 10:) Have you ever taken the bitter pill? There is a big difference between the inevitable pain in...
Have you noticed how some people seem to have naturally joyful hearts? Perhaps you are one of them; or perhaps you would like to be. They may not be well-off or even have easy lives. Sometimes,...
In the last post, I wrote that it’s often hardest to be at our best when it matters most. The good news, as we saw, is that we can change the old responses that come...
Ever notice that you’re more likely to react in a way you don’t want to when you care the most about what happens? Seems unfair, doesn’t it? Let’s say you’re single and you meet someone who...
The ability to deal with emotional pain is essential to courage, and courage is essential to having a full, free, and fantastic life. If we do not learn how to heal, we are done trying after...
My previous post (on becoming “unstoppable”) prompted one thoughtful reader to notice that becoming distracted from ones goals is a common challenge. I have been thinking about that since reading her post. A man in his...
Every experience you have can become useful. You can insist on this, as a promise to yourself. Enjoy the pleasure and use the pain. Everyone’s future will include both joy and sorrow, no matter what we...
Goodhearted people usually think they’re not good enough. This is not necessarily a reflection of poor self-esteem, but can instead reflect a hunger to reach their potentials. In this way, life will contain struggle one way...
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