I would highly recommend the Group Coaching Conference call series. I found each call to be an enjoyable, non-threatening atmosphere in which to explore personal and societal beliefs about wealth and money. The topics and homework were eye-opening and relevant to the journey of self-discovery and personal goal-setting. I found Johanna's graceful style and non-judgmental tone to be especially condusive to dismantling any self-limiting beliefs of group members. She is exceptionally skilled at meeting each person where she is at and gently guiding her toward realizing her strengths and following her hopes and dreams. Many thanks to appreciation to our Heroine, Johanna Lyman!!
Are you ready for this one? Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore are heading for divorce. He allegedly cheated on Demi with a younger woman. In doing that (if if fact he really did), he joins a ridiculously long list of famous men who’ve cheated on their wives. Famous people are used to being the center [...]
I’m always thinking about swinging, open relationships and the pros and cons of polyamory and monogamy. In all these situations, it’s safe to say “different strokes for different folks.” ( pun definitely intended!)
I just read that this week is National Single Americans week. I’m not sure if this is really something to celebrate, and I’m not even a fan of marriage. Looking around, it’s easy to see that Americans have a strong bias towards marriage. Tax laws and health care are just two examples of how the [...]
David Schnarch, PhD and author of Passionate Marriage and founder of Crucible Therapy, wrote about the two choice dilemma. I have to confess that when I read about it, I thought it was redundant. Of course a dilemma involves choosing between two things.
Clint Eastwood. John Wayne. Marlon Brando. James Dean. Symbols of the quintessential American Man, these men (and others like them) collectively portrayed hundreds of heros in movies over the past century. Strong, silent, not to be messed with; they were men of action, not words. They rarely showed strong emotions. They have been role models [...]
