Tag: conflict
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Your Thursdays Morning Fix: The path to developing is never the easiest.
When you are at your lowest, you have 2 choices, sink low in despair or get up and try again. The path to developing ourselves and becoming a better person is never the easiest one.
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Your Tuesday Morning Fix: Learning is conducive to your health.
There is a risk of being stagnant and vulnerable to manipulation when there is no inclination towards learning.
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Your Monday morning fix: See with the heart
Sometimes the truths beneath the surface are invisible to our senses and intellect, and can only be understood with the heart.
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Your Sunday Morning Fix: People change only because they want to.
It can be hard to love without possession when someone won’t submit. The only way to know a person is to love them without hope, especially hoping that they will change😊
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Embracing Change: A positive approach to divorce and finding a peaceful resolution.
the-compexity-of-divorce The script is a personal narrative discussing the complexities of divorce and the three main factors to consider before finalizing a divorce: separating physically, emotionally, and financially. I share my experience of going through divorce, the importance of setting boundaries, turning inward for self-reflection, and prioritizing self-care during the divorce process.
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Your Tuesday morning fix: Seek real intimacy.
You don’t have to punish yourself for feeling lonely or wanting respect and admiration. Pay attention to how you are feeling as you are being nudged to broaden your horizon and seek out real intimacy in relationships over ones that are superficial.
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Your Monday morning fix: Learn how to trust yourself.
Your sense of well-being relies on your willingness to be honest with yourself. Examine the trust you put in yourself, and the way you’re coming through for yourself. If you don’t trust yourself or trust that you can make the best decision, then learn how to, start by looking at past mistakes.
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Monday morning fix.
When we try to control or manipulate things that are meant to change or end we keep ourselves stuck, and the cycle repeats itself.
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Your morning fix-Relationships go through cycles.
Relationships go through cycles, and from time to time feelings of insecurity, uncertainty, and mistrust give us indications that something has to change or end. As a result, you risk missing the opportunity to patch things up or end the relationship. When opportunity is miss, this leaves you stagnant and the relationship becomes unbearable.