Minding my own business for better results!
Listening deeply and minding my own business has become the way to obtain the peace that I desire in all my relationships. Relationship building is not easy, the right things …
How to Have an Ah-Ha Moment Today
One of my favorite parenting books is The Happiest Toddler on the Block and mostly because of one principle that Dr. Karp purports: look forward to your child’s tantrums …
A Lesson in A Child’s Play
How to make therapy fun! As I continue to navigate through life and find paths that I feel passionately about, I have discovered some unusual tactics that remind me …
How to Navigate The Information Age With Serenity.
Navigating the Information Age with Serenity Every time I get on Facebook or Instagram or a myriad of other social media networks, there are an increasing number of events, …
Stress: Do We Need It?
Is stress really necessary for success? Stress is often considered a defining trait for success. Many individuals believe that idleness is a vice that leads to poverty, while work …
How Thoughts Paint Your Reality
How you can paint a more beautiful reality. Often, we take our thinking for granted using it as a GPS of sorts to direct us through life. We know …
Identifying and Letting Go of Insecurities
Here’s Some Helpful Advice For Identifying and Letting Go of Insecurities. If you have read “The Serenity Principle”, then you are familiar with the concept that insecurity is the …
How to find serenity by living in the present.
Try Living in the Present! As I have read and reread Joseph Bailey’s book “The Serenity Principle,” I feel very comforted by these words, “Serenity and wisdom can only …
Efficiency vs. Effectiveness
Based on the Effectiveness of your decisions, efficiency is only relative. I find that being a parent has brought on so many competitive and controversial subjects that I am …
Three Things I Hope My Children Will Learn From Me
Here are 3 things I hope I can teach my children that have helped me have a happier and more successful life! Sometimes I think of my family as the …