Please And Thank You – Ancient History? You know, I really thought I’d be getting better at having a more regular blogging schedule.… actions, Being Polite, Kids, Manners, Please, Teenagers, Thank You, thoughts, words
Planning for the Unknown So now that I have my laptop back in my possession, I can finally get back… baby, change, children, control, fear, parenting, preparing, stress, unknown, WATER Method
Back To Normal Insanity You made it! You got through another holiday season! For a lot of people this was… anxiety, back to work, depression, holiday season, management, stress, vacation over, work
Making Adjustments I can’t tell you how completely disjointed I’ve been lately. Being busy is actually a good… actions, Adjustments, change, emotions, Life Plan, Personal Development, thoughts
Diversity Can Not Coexist With Exclusion I’m going to break one of my cardinal rules when it comes to talking about stuff.… Christmas, Coexist, Diversity, Exclusion, Hanukkah, holiday, Kwanza, Season, stress
The Nobel Committee Doesn't Believe In Classical Conditioning; a.k.a. Life's Not Fair Before you go getting on my case, I’m not criticizing the President. Hell, I’m not even… anxiety, can't change, change, control thoughts, emotions, Fair, good choices, Life, life choices, Not Fair, parenting, results, stress, thinking
Marketing Psychology: Meet the New Face of Microsoft If you’re even a casual TV watcher, you probably have seen some of the new ads… actions, children, control thoughts, emotions, entertainment, good choices, Law of Attraction, Lessons, marketing, parenting, Personal, relationships, results, thoughts, words
What Is Your Integrity Worth? So a guy who makes all kinds of great movies has apparently been arrested for… actions, change, emotions, entertainment, good choices, relationships, thoughts
No, Learning Doesn't Have To Suck (We Just Do It For Different Reasons) Recently Jonathan Fields did a blog post entitled: Does Learning Have To Suck? In case you haven’t read… boundaries, children, Extrinsic, good choices, Intrinsic, Jonathan Fields, learning, Lessons, life choices, Motivation, parenting, school
Parents Beware: The Narcissist Generation So I met with a clinician that I respect and admire, as she’s been in the… boundaries, children, Lessons, mental health, parenting, stress, teens, thinking, thoughts
