When my children were school age, the stress that appeared in January/February over which summer camps to sign up for, which would sell out the fastest, and which would be fun while also manageable with my work schedule definitely was not fun.
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?
Nothing says “I love you” to me more than when my husband plans an outing for us.
Intimacy is an art that goes far beyond physical touch or sex. It is the beautiful fusion of truth and love.
When I was a teenager, I was too insecure and anxious to state how I felt about something, specifically when it was different than what my parents believed or if I thought it would upset them.
When couples struggle with communication issues, one of the main reasons is that they use complaints to address upsets or problems that arise.
Most of us have a habit of looking at the world through a black-and-white, this or that, either or lens at times.
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