Life isn’t always easy or fair and definitely not infinite. All around us there are many people suffering. The things people go though in this life are voluminous and can be multifaceted. Job loss, relationship break-ups, domestic violence, divorce, substance abuse, health challenges, and mental… Read More »Coping with the Heartbreaks of Life
ALL ARE GATHERED AROUND the holiday table. It’s like a scene from a Hallmark movie. Across from you sits that challenging family member, saying all of the usual things that you find hard to hear. It seems like the perfect time to seek resolution about… Read More »Holiday Imperative: Stop Trying to Fix Your Family!
For so many, the holidays are a time of fun and festivities, a time of joy and of happiness that may offer the relished opportunity to relax, unplug, and spend some quality time with friends and family. But sadly for others, it is much more… Read More »Combating the Holiday Blues
In this article, Dr. Rebecca Johnson Osei, along with 14 other Forbes Coaches Council members, explores ways leaders may inadvertently lose their team members’ trust, as well as actionable strategies for rebuilding and reinforcing trust with their teams.
This Valentine’s Day, honor your mate not with flowers but with a renewed view of your relationship in ways that will show him/her you care throughout the year.
Are you or someone in your life hypercritical, constantly issuing put downs, and focusing more on weaknesses than strengths? Does the relationship include ongoing accusations and distrust? Is there guilting, manipulating, the creation of barriers to communication, and general relationship sabotage? What about unyielding contempt? These feelings and behaviors are dangerous, poisonous, and highly contagious.
There are some relationships in our lives that have an expiration date. This does not mean they were not meaningful relationships; or that you didn’t learn, grow, or benefit from them at some time. So how do we know when it may be time to let go?
By Dr. Catherine Reynolds “I can’t function without him.” Does this sound like you or someone you know? If so, I TOTALLY get it. Think about it like this, when you were a child, you were completely reliant upon your caregiver for survival. You needed… Read More »Your partner should compliment you, not complete you.
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