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A Discussion on Faith
She’s made great strides on letting go of having to control every detail, but, on this particular day was needing some support and guidance to allow the unfolding. Below is her e-mail and my response. Hopefully there’s something in here that YOU need to remember today:
Revisit Your Passion to Tap Life Purpose!
I’ve talked in some of my previous blog posts about discovering your life purpose as a way to increase your daily satisfaction. Today I’m going to talk about passion as a cue to your life purpose.
Ten Commandments of Excellent Customer Service
Recently I was reading the quarterly newsletter of the guys who repair my car, Holschuh Collision Center. It’s the only newsletter I look forward to receiving because it contains a great mix of informative articles, humor, and tips.
Keep Daily Tasks Rooted in Big Picture Goals
Instead of keeping the daily goals squarely in service of the ultimate goal, I had been allowing those smaller goals to become an end unto themselves.
A perspective on stress management
”A young lady confidently walked around the room while leading and explaining stress management to an audience with a raised glass of water. Everyone knew she was going to ask the ultimate question, ‘half empty or half full?’…
The Value of VIP Days
Ever set a goal and just not follow through on it? Are you sick of taking the time to reorganize your life, only to have it collapse back into disarray over time? What is it that we need to stay on-course?
Simplify Your Life
Having just experienced an epiphany by doing the exercises below, I wanted to share them with you in the hopes that you, too, will experience such a shift in your life.
Growing Healthy Relationships
A recent blog post focused on John Gottman’s “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”, those signs that a relationship is in big trouble. This week, let’s focus on what Gottman has to say about relationships that are doing well.
Top Ways to Destroy Your Relationship
Today I want to share with you some awesome work by John Gottman who has spent the last 40+ years studying relationships, both healthy and unhealthy. Previous research had focused on unhealthy relationships and predictability of divorce was dismal from that previous research.
Gifts in Negative Events
Lately I’ve been thinking about unpleasant events that have occurred in my own life and in the lives of others and marveling at not only the human ability to choose how to view those events, but also the initially-hidden gifts many of those events reveal with time.