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Is your marriage growing? Are you growing? Are you just going from problem to problem, or looking at the bigger picture of what life is about for you, your marriage and your family? Growth and development moves more quickly when we clearly focus on it.
It is so easy to be distracted by life’s many demands…
Recently I requested responses from my newsletter list from women who have had the experience of cheating on their partner. These responses were very enlightening!
Some confirmed my assumptions, and others surprised me…
There are really only two emotions in the universe, fear and love. You’re either loving or you’re fearing, regardless of what you do. Fear leads to a very unsatisfactory experience in life, and love leads to joy, happiness and fulfillment…
I’m 53 years old. It was only two years ago that I finally beat the depression in my life. Gone. Done. Nadda…
It’s a common question. A person (most often a woman) waits and waits for a man to divorce his wife and begin a public relationship with her. He always seems on the verge of doing so, or, at least has good reasons for putting it off.
When will he divorce her?..
Couples need to give each other a lot of attention to keep their relationship healthy. But everything around us seems to pull our attention away from our partner…
What do you most want in life? Do you think you know? Jot down a quick list right now on a scrap of paper. Is it mostly things like money, toys, or gadgets, or experiences like vacations, good sex, or watching children get started in life?
What’s most important to you?..
Many couples first met on the job, are involved in family businesses, or find themselves considering working together on something they both love. One of the basics behind success in such ventures is whether they can make it past the hurdle of competing with each other.
First, some personal history…
I was apparently born mildly depressed. I’ve always known low energy and a very low amount of enthusiasm. I’m 53 years old and I only beat depression for good two years ago.
What a long time for my wife to live with someone depressed! In the beginning, we didn’t know any better…
Yup. That title is one of those trick questions. The answer is NEVER. Violence is NEVER appropriate, and NEVER necessary.
No, I’m not talking about the very extreme cases where police are apprehending a criminal, or the military is doing what the military does…