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In an ideal world, people wouldn't cross our red lines once we've drawn them. In that world, there would be no emotional blackmail, manipulation, or excuses for crossing the line. In that world, a …
[Read more...] about Do you struggle to set limits and enforce them? This is the missing piece
Sometimes we take life too seriously. We get caught up in trivial things and let them ruin our lives. For example, we have a disagreement at work and it ruins our day, or we arrive for breakfast and …
[Read more...] about 10 keys to bringing out the best in you when the world seems against you
Though most often advised to "stay positive" or "just move on," what if the most effective approach to recovery is merely to sit and feel? Sitting with your emotions, especially the unpleasant ones …
[Read more...] about The Healing Power of Sitting With Your Emotions
Have you ever wondered who you really are? In fact, you've probably acted rashly or let your passions get the better of you, discovering a side of yourself you didn't even know existed. We tend to …
[Read more...] about The Voice Dialogue technique to recognize and accept your different selves
We live in an age where phrases like“treat yourself,” “you're worth it,” or “you deserve the best” have become mantras that appear in advertisements, on social media, on mugs with motivational …
[Read more...] about The “I deserve it all” culture: when desire is disguised as entitlement
“Don't park a mile from your destination just because you think you won't find a space closer. Go exactly where you want to be. If there's no space, you always have the opportunity to turn around. In …
[Read more...] about Living Without Regrets: The Free Parking Space Theory of Life
In 1992, emergency room nurse Carla Joinson noticed that her colleagues were suffering from a different form of burnout. They weren't simply tired, but rather experiencing profound emotional fatigue, …
[Read more...] about Self-Care for Caregivers: What Is Compassion Fatigue and How to Prevent It?
