Will You Quit or Commit?
What was I thinking?! As this year races forward, many of us are tempted to ask this “quit or commit” question that either kills or builds our motivations for positive
Continue readingWhat was I thinking?! As this year races forward, many of us are tempted to ask this “quit or commit” question that either kills or builds our motivations for positive
Continue readingThe Stoics thought that apatheia (apathy or the absence of feeling to the Stoics) was the aim of all goodness. Therefore, they believed we must constantly struggle to rid ourselves
Continue readingAs 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!
Continue readingEfficiency experts have estimated that the average person makes around 35,000 decisions a day! I’ll bet you can name someone in your life (maybe you?) whose actual number makes 35K look
Continue readingDid you know that being emotional actually makes you stronger? Most people will tell you the opposite – that it weakens you in some way. Perhaps that’s due to misunderstanding
Continue readingDo you long for a day that you feel 100% in control of your thoughts? Can you have a day where no matter what’s thrown your way, you have a quiet
Continue readingDid you know caution is an emotion? Caution isn’t just an emotion; it’s intelligent emotional fuel for many. Do you have a child who’s genuinely concerned about the details of
Continue readingDo you have a friend, a child, or a spouse who seems to operate with an unending stream of positive thinking? Do they love action and excitement? Have you noticed
Continue readingWhen life’s circumstances turn on a dime and plunge your positive outlook into the pit of your stomach, what can you do? An awesome day, full of promise, can morph into
Continue reading—by Janet Kellogg Have you ever wondered why when you keep finding yourself in the same negative, going-nowhere-fast situations, even when the circumstances have changed. Do you relate to this?
Continue reading—by Janet Kellogg Making hard choices at the pool . . . and in the check-out line . . . or even on vacation is inevitable. Will you choose to
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