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Cheryl Bannerman - Remember your dreams

Remembering your dreams | Cheryl Bannerman

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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 type of person you’d like to marry, the business you’ve always wanted to start, or finishing your degree, these are but distant dreams. Your dreams can come true. Remember who you are. Author, Cheryl Bannerman discusses her latest book, Words never spoken: A book of spoken word. This novel discusses relevant topics for today’s reader. Learn more…

Overreact

LIFEOLOGY® – Episode 163: Why You Overreact

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Anytime you overreact you are using a thinking error. A thinking error distorts what is happening and causes an argument. There are 15 common thinking errors, which one do you use the most? Click to read more. #communication #positivevibes #love #life #motivation #positivity #happy #motivationalquotes #relationships #relationshipquotes #success #leadership #boundaries #quotes #loveyourself #instagood #happiness #parenting #wellness #positive #positivequotes #health #mentalhealth #relationshipcoach #relationshipgoals #emotional #jamesmillerlifeology #psychology #healthy

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Your perfect uniqueness | Helen Hipp

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Your uniqueness is your gift to the world. We are all different in some way. Society will often link us together based on race, gender, education, socio-economic standards and other arbitrary criteria, but in the end we are all unique. When we recognize our differences as a blessing instead of feeling “less than,” we can focus on our true talents and become the person we’ve always wanted to become. #Author, Helen Hipp #rosiethehippo, discusses her phenomenal children’s books, A Different Kind of Safari and Rosie and Friends: Positively Different. These books will help any child and even adults, discover how positively unique they are. These value tales teach their readers Learn more…

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Too Much Baggage

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Baggage is something we all feel we have at some time in our life. What exactly is baggage? Baggage is an analogy we use to describe things in our past that we bring into a new situation. It often interferes with our ability to be successful in our new environment. Most people don’t realize that baggage is not the life events that we’ve experienced, but the emotions we assign to those events. There is a clinical term we use that’s called Radical Acceptance. It basically means you accept the facts as they are without the emotion that you experienced. It doesn’t mean we like what Learn more…

Comfort Zone - Andy Molinsky

Step out of your comfort zone | Andy Molinsky

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Your comfort zone will always lead to mediocrity. Often we become comfortable in life. The goals we have often do not match up with what we are doing today. Many times our worst-case scenario fears stop us from even trying. Think of a goldfish, the fish only grows to the size of its environment. If you continue to allow your worst case scenarios to stop you from stepping outside of your comfort zone you will never reach your goals. Thought Leader and Author, Andy Molinsky discusses his latest book, Reach, which helps you identify why you struggle with stepping out of your comfort zone. This Learn more…

single in mid-life

Single in mid-life | Hope Suis

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Regardless if you are a quote good or bad person, life happens. It’s very easy to focus on what was instead of what is. When you can learn the concept of Radical Acceptance it helps you focus on what you can control instead of what you cannot control. Regardless of what has happened in your life, your future is as bright as you want it to be. Relationship Expert, Hope Suis reviews her latest book, Mid-Life Joyride: Love In The Single Lane. She shares the dos and don’ts of dating for the mid-life individual. She gives you hope for your future and helps normalize the trepidation Learn more…

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Safe to Love Again | Dr. Gary Salyer (Part II)

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Dr. Gary Salyer @GaryDSalyer teaches you how to create a love that lasts, especially during COVID or other life-altering events. GarySalyer.com. #GaryDSalyer #relationsihps #communication #covid #marriage #dating #divorce #healthyconversations #unconditionallove

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What’s your Reputation | Ellen Castro

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Ellen Castro’s @IgnitingSpirit spirit of excellence inspires millions to become conscious of and accountable for their choices and how it impacts their reputation. EllenCastro.com #reputation #EllenCastro #socialintelligence #emotionalintelligence #relationships #communication #trustEllenCastro #IgnitingSpirit

single in mid-life

Single in mid-life | Hope Suis

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Regardless if you are a quote good or bad person, life happens. It’s very easy to focus on what was instead of what is. When you can learn the concept of Radical Acceptance it helps you focus on what you can control instead of what you cannot control. Regardless of what has happened in your life, your future is as bright as you want it to be. Relationship Expert, Hope Suis reviews her latest book, Mid-Life Joyride: Love In The Single Lane. She shares the dos and don’ts of dating for the mid-life individual. She gives you hope for your future and helps normalize the trepidation Learn more…