Adapted from INNERKINETICS – Your Blueprint for Excellence and Happiness. Everyone must achieve in some area. To live healthily, our drives must propel us to excel. By contrast, when we
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Adapted from INNERKINETICS – Your Blueprint to Excellence and Happiness. Why is success and achievement so appealing? Because it feeds our feelings of worth. Success builds our self-image to varying
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Adapted from INNERKINETICS, Your Blueprint to Excellence and Happiness Does the word success make you feel queasy? Has it been contaminated with the idea that it’s all about money (financial
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If, like me, you look for meaningful answers to not only life’s problems, but personal fulfillment and happiness, you have gone down many “dead end” roads. Or maybe you just
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What happens when you get used to something that you shouldn’t get used to? Over time, you can get used to just about anything — even if things aren’t as
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Like me, you’ve asked and you’ve been asked, “How did you two meet?” Somehow that is always a fascination. But seldom — if ever — do we ask, “Where is
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Goldilocks was onto something. We’ve been talking about course corrections in our lives and how they can be accomplished with the right use of some very sophisticated controls called inner
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Have you ever taken your course corrections in life a little too far? I’m talking about those times where you see an alarming difference between where you’re headed and where
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While each of us needs help at some time in our lives (and if we’ll admit it, we need it often) for a variety of reasons, we find it very
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As promised in our last post, we are about to begin a book study of Intelligently Emotional. I hope you’ll join us to discover how intelligent our emotions really are!
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Where are your thoughts leading your marriage? Love has expectations. Fail to meet them and you can expect disappointment that settles into resentment and then develops into the precursor to
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Think of the occupations that obviously need emotional intelligence: receptionists, salespeople, teachers, clergy, counseling, politicians, personal relations, coaching, and all leadership positions. The list never seems to end. Most occupations require interaction
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