Walk Away
Often we know it’s time for a season to end in our life (relationships, employment, friendships) but we don’t walk away.
Tag: relationships
Mindful Parenting | Hunter Clarke-FIelds
Hunter Clarke-Fields reviews her book Raising Good Humans that gives you specific ways to practice mindful parenting. mindfulmamamentor.com #mindfulmamamentor #HunterClarkeFields #parenting #motherhood #children #relationships #selfsoothing #medication #relaxation #calm #peace #reactions #mindfulparenting
L#154 – How mature is your communication?
How mature is your communication? We are always communicating but how effective is it? When we were children we were taught to not let others make fun of us. When we became adults most of us are able to ignore certain negative situations, but there are those who are able Learn more…
Trust your Gut | Riana Milne
Riana Milne @RianaMilne teaches you how to recognize and avoid toxic people who you may be interested in dating. She teaches you to trust your gut. RianaMilne.com #relationships #healthy #dating #unconscious #wellness #CoachRianaMilne
LIFEOLOGY® | Episode 184 – Dating Unhealthy People
No one likes to feel lonely, but sometimes we end up dating people because they are the only “option” around. This causes you to compromise in life. #dating #love #relationships #relationship #date #onlinedating #singlelife #life #single #datingadvice #boyfriend #happy #datinglife #datingcoach #marriage #datingtips #relationshipgoals #selflove #couplegoals #girlfriend #advice #lifehacks #lovehacks #JamesMillerLIFEOLOGY®
Self-blackmail and the importance of vulnerability | Dr. Pat Williams
Self-blackmail holds you hostage. We are all familiar with movies which depict someone being blackmailed for an act they committed. We often don’t realize that we do the same thing to ourselves and hold so many secrets inside of us. The self-talk we create about any situation determines what we Learn more…
L #155 – Conflict, the importance of a debrief
The importance of a debrief after conflict. We all have been in arguments where we go our separate ways and never resolve certain issues. We let time sweep it under the rug and we act as if nothing has happened. It’s important to debrief after the conflict. This does not Learn more…
Reconnect in the first 2 minutes for success
How you initially interact when you reconnect with someone determines your success. The first two minutes are crucial when you reconnect or start an event. Research states that the ability to reconnect or join with another person in the first two minutes will help you experience more success. Take that Learn more…
Emotional blackmail and the importance of vulnerability | Dr. Pat Williams
Emotional blackmail holds you hostage. We are all familiar with movies which depict someone being blackmailed for an act they committed. We often don’t realize that we do the same thing to ourselves and hold so many secrets inside of us. The self-talk we create about any situation determines what Learn more…
Remembering your dreams | Cheryl Bannerman
Do you remember the dreams you used to have? When we were younger we had hopes and dreams for our lives. Unfortunately, life happened. For many of us those hopes and dreams are in the past; we’ve settled for mediocrity and think that life will always be like this. The Learn more…
Self-blackmail and the importance of vulnerability | Dr. Pat Williams
Self-blackmail holds you hostage. We are all familiar with movies which depict someone being blackmailed for an act they committed. We often don’t realize that we do the same thing to ourselves and hold so many secrets inside of us. The self-talk we create about any situation determines what we Learn more…
Setting Healthy Boundaries
Setting healthy boundaries is one of the most healthy self-advocacy steps you can take. Boundaries keep you safe emotionally, physically, and spiritually. When you learn how to set healthy boundaries you can focus on living a joy-filled life. #communication #relationships #friendships #boundaries
Steps for Effective Communication
We all communicate but do you know how to have effective communication? When you follow these simple rules you will find you connect with the other person on a deeper level and avoid conflict. #communication #relationships #dating #conflictresolution
Date Therapy – Guest: Dr. Tranquility
Dr. Tranquility @DateTherapy @DrTranquilityLydia shares her mind body protocol: Date Therapy. She helps you connect with your true and honest criteria for your partner or ideal mate. DateTherapy.com #dating #relationships #marriage #couples #communication
Not what it seems | Shira Gura
Many times we experience situations and we are adamant that we are right. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. When we analyze what is factual instead of what we think to be true, sometimes it’s not what it seems to be. Remember, your perception determines how you feel. Your feelings Learn more…
Compromising in dating relationships
We’ve all dated someone we knew wasn’t right for us, but we did it anyway. We often stay in that dating relationship and then are heartbroken when it doesn’t work out. Listen to your gut and don’t compromise in a dating relationship. #dating #relationships #communicaiton #intuition #compromise
More Love, Less Conflict | Jonathan Robinson
Author Jonathan Robinson reviews his latest book More Love, Less Conflict: A Communication Playbook for Couples.” It will help you effectively communicate and create more intimacy and trust in your relationship. FindingHappiness.com. #relationships #couples #communication #conflict #partner #strategies
Healthy Conversations
There are three criteria you should use in order to have a healthy conversation. Without them, you will more than likely feel frustrated, upset and unheard. #communication #relationships #healthy #boundaries #jamesmillerlifeology
James Miller Literally Does It All
Radio host, James Miller, shares all he is up to in media as he is featured on the Be A Force Podcast hosted by Melissa Lopez @bsquaredmgmt1 @melissalopezLA. JamesMillerLifeology.com bsquaredmgmt.com #radiohost #radio #entertainer #mentalhealth #relationships #author #musician #tvpersonality
Remembering your dreams | Cheryl Bannerman
Do you remember the dreams you used to have? When we were younger we had hopes and dreams for our lives. Unfortunately, life happened. For many of us those hopes and dreams are in the past; we’ve settled for mediocrity and think that life will always be like this. The Learn more…