Self-Awareness: You’ve probably heard how important it is. Whether you’ve sought out greater self-awareness for business pursuits or because you just want to live a more fulfilled life, the importance of knowing yourself can’t be overestimated. Yet sometimes, when you find yourself banging your head against a wall, frustrated in your relationship, self-awareness seems to […]
Gratitude
7 Tips For Successful People To Have Successful Relationships
2010 was a pivotal year for me. I got married! I also got the courage (and the health insurance) to prioritize myself and my aspirations by leaving my stable job to be fully self-employed. One thing I knew I needed if I was going to go full-time into business for myself was some help. So […]
3 Ways To Improve Your Relationship With The Holidays
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year.” Yet the holidays can be stressful for many, and downright traumatic for some. Supposedly there is magic in the air, but the holidays can be reminders of times that have not been so good. Supposedly they’re an opportunity to embrace your family, but for many, family is […]
4 Words To Improve Any Relationship (or anything, really)
So you want to improve your relationship. Something’s not working. Maybe you’re feeling unloved in your marriage, and you’re really struggling. Maybe you’re experiencing classic danger signs in a any relationship and aren’t sure what to do. I’m writing this post not to minimize whatever distress you’re going through, but to help you shift your […]
Your Spiced Up And Deepened Marriage (Part 2)
Ready for your Spiced Up And Deepened Marriage? This is Part 2 of 2 of 10 Ways To Go From Roommates To Red Hot Marriage Read Part 1 which has Ways 1-5 HERE. Last week we shared the first 5 of 10 ways to go from mere roommates to having a red hot marriage, and […]
A 10-Minute Conversation To Revive Your Relationship
Need a relationship revival? Today I’m going to share a quick and easy conversation to have together that will do just that: Revive Your Relationship This conversation to have with each other is not something I learned about in graduate school or in my post-doctoral training to become a couples therapist. It’s actually something […]
