When the Name of the Game is Blame, No One Wins.
Whether we fabricate unbelievable excuses like, “The dog ate my homework,” or blame others for what happens to us, we give up not only responsibility for our lives, but also our power.
My business mentor, Danny Iny, asks each of his clients the same essential question during our Master Minds: What is the problem you are solving for?
Emily, a stay-at-home mom of 4 children, said “My needs are a bother. I don’t want to burden him.”
“It takes two people to make a relationship. It takes only one to end it.” -Esther Perel
Nothing says “I love you” to me more than when my husband plans an outing for us.
When they met, she loved how he pursued his musical passions. He loved how they could have intellectually stimulating conversations for hours.
Intimacy is an art that goes far beyond physical touch or sex. It is the beautiful fusion of truth and love.
“There once was an ugly duckling, with feathers all stubby and brown.