Tag Archives: emotional development

Not a Weakness

Think of being emotional as a strength, not a weakness…I used to be told I was too emotional all the time, and I felt shame and brokenness when people pointed it out. With time, I came to understand that this … Continue reading

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The Messenger

Treat your feelings as messengers…everybody notices that wherever there’s trouble, there’s always a bunch of emotions hanging around. But the feelings didn’t create the trouble – They were trying to tell you something. Anger, for instance, arises whenever a boundary … Continue reading

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Big Life Changes

“In September 2017, I suffered a stroke. Big life changes had to be made, and I decided to embrace those changes with diet, exercise, learning to control emotional outbursts (life battle) and new medication. Even so, there were many early … Continue reading

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Emotional Well-being.

 Over the last couple of years, and especially during the pandemic, I hope that people have figured out ways to take better care of themselves. I certainly did. I started walking daily. ​​I walk for almost an hour every day … Continue reading

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Communication

It helps sometimes to be a little deaf…When a thoughtless or unkind word is spoken, best tune out. Reacting in anger or annoyance will not advance one’s ability to persuade.- Ruth Bader Ginsburg I succeeded by saying what everyone else … Continue reading

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