Overcoming a Phobia: Swimming through Limiting Beliefs
I was ten years old. I had been attending a two-week swimming class with my brother and some neighborhood friends. After the two weeks, my […]
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I was ten years old. I had been attending a two-week swimming class with my brother and some neighborhood friends. After the two weeks, my […]
Continue reading »Last week we shared some thoughts on the emotional baggage parents create in their children; this week our focus in on shared baggage between siblings. […]
Continue reading »We recently started a new video series called Baggage Claim, focused on shared baggage in relationships. In this post, I will focus on the very […]
Continue reading »As a person who thinks about and works on behavior change daily, I am sometimes flabbergasted by what people choose to do and not do, […]
Continue reading »The city life can sometimes feel artificial: we sit, work, relate in digital ways, and entertain ourselves until we sleep, then start all over again […]
Continue reading »For the last year or so, it seems I’ve been surrounded by attachment. My own, and those of others. To be attached to someone or […]
Continue reading »When I began my journey of making videos on social media, it was exactly 7 years ago. I was nervous, shaky and uncertain, but I […]
Continue reading »I have been experiencing many changes – inside and outside of my physical form. Some might say the changes are setbacks, for example hyper-vigilance and […]
Continue reading »I’ve been reflecting a lot lately on accountability in personal relationships. In my latest book, The Relationship Standard: Five Ways to Know if any Relationship […]
Continue reading »I’ve been reflecting a lot on relationships and how they can heal us, or serve as festering grounds for playing out harmful behavior patterns. Through […]
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