We all have questions about our lives, directions, and destinies. It is the curiosity of the unknown that intrigues us to “ask” of the future. The future is not “written in stone”, but is instead “etched on a napkin” based on the events of the present.

In our busy world of ambitious people and out of balance lives, we often forget to take care of our bodies, our creative artistic or musical side, our adventurous side, our inner child selves, and other parts of ourselves.

When we GIVE IN to others, we GIVE UP on ourselves

When you break life into 15-minute chunks you can do (or refrain from) just about anything.

Everyday people change, as well as circumstances, needs, and feelings. This is but normal, for there are relationships that are built to last, while there are those that can only go on for so long.

When perpetrators feel they are losing control, their means to exercise control escalates.

Considering a work-from-home business? Clients often say their biggest fear is loss of momentum. Here are seven tips to keep yourself motivated and productive.
by: Cathy Goodwin, Ph.D.

How can you be more effective at creative problem solving? Use these six key principles of creative problem solving. Avoid the common mistakes that are made when attempting to solve problems.

Yet another person sitting in my office, trying to explain why his marriage was doomed for failure, and his “new love” was right!

“The only place outside Heaven where you can be perfectly safe from all the dangers and perturbations of love is Hell.”