Archive for the ‘help’ Category
I work with a lot of people from all different walks of life. I see people who are successful, some who are not, and some who are just making ends meet. One thing that I find in common no matter where my clients come from is this:
Many men suck at Valentine’s Day.
Don’t get me wrong. [...]
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So I’m sitting with my wife watching a church service from our home, because we had planned on going to church that morning, but she really wasn’t feeling good, so we stayed in (she’s pregnant, she’s allowed). So I decided to go check out my old church, as they stream their church services every Sunday. [...]
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Happy New Year! New Year’s Day is one of my favorite days of the year, because people all over the country and all over the world put the past behind them, and focus on moving forward toward positive change. We like to use this change in date to signify this decision, and it seems like a good [...]
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With Christmas behind us and the New Year upon us, we begin to think about how we can change our lives and make promises to ourselves and our loved ones about how this year will be better than the last.
It takes about 4 weeks to a month to break a habit, or to make lasting [...]
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anxiety / change / counseling / depression / help / management / stress / therapy / thoughts
Tags: actions, anxiety, emotions, management, Personal Development, results, stress, thoughts, WATER Method, words
December 21, 2009
So normally I’d go off on some way you can use the WATER Method in your own life. But seeing as its the Christmas Season, I’m going to do something special.
I’m going apply the WATER Method to my own life, so you have a better understanding of what I do to keep it together and [...]
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My approach to problems is very simple, as you probably know from reading this blog. Still, life gets complicated, and sometimes we tend to make our problems out to be more than what they actually could be.
One of my clients told me a story about a person who annoyed her a lot. It seemed everything [...]
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anxiety / counseling / depression / feelings / help / management / marriage / relationship / relationships / stress / therapy / thoughts
Tags: can't change, change, control thoughts, emotions, good choices, management, relationships, stress, time, trust, words
October 29, 2009
I was going to sit here and blog about death and how Halloween takes death and turns it into something we fear or something that we joke about. I was going to go off on a rant about how horror movies are bad mkay, and that we are trained by society to fear death.
Then I [...]
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Self-Help / anxiety / cheating / counseling / depression / economy / feelings / help / management / stress / therapy / thoughts / tough economic times
Tags: actions, anxiety, can't change, change, coaching, counseling, depression, emotions, life choices, management, marketing, results, stress, therapy, thinking, thoughts, Tony Robbins, words
October 18, 2009
As Bob Dylan used to say, “and the times they are a changin’!” The climate is changing (no matter what your perspective is on who’s fault it is), the economy is changing (or is stagnantly bad, depending on your perspective), and in many respects, we seem to need to constantly be in tune with how [...]
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adults / child / children / feelings / help / management / thoughts / work
Tags: boundaries, children, Extrinsic, good choices, Intrinsic, Jonathan Fields, learning, Lessons, life choices, Motivation, parenting, school
September 28, 2009
Recently Jonathan Fields did a blog post entitled: Does Learning Have To Suck? In case you haven’t read it, do yourself a favor and go check it out. I wanted to comment on it, but after some consideration, realized I had more to say about it than I thought. So, you get what you have here.
Now I [...]
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So I met with a clinician that I respect and admire, as she’s been in the business longer than I have, and has a ton of insight into the issues of today. You know what we talked about?
Teenagers. Or more rather, The Narcissist Generation.
Now why do I say this, and why the heck am I [...]
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