Johanna Lyman walks her talk in the true sense of the phrase. I have heard her lead many workshops and I have gleaned new information from each one. She is sharing her passion, knowing that we are all entitled to complete abundance in all aspects of our lives, and we can reach our goals by following her suggestions. She speaks with enthusiasm and joy and it is a pleasure to be in her presence.
As I was bopping around on the internet today, procrastinating about writing my blog, I noticed a lot of articles about why people cheat. Most of them were focused on why men cheat, which I found strange since women cheat nearly as often as men. Dr. Erica Goodstone, one of my fellow experts on YourTango, [...]
It amazes me how often people like to pretend they’re ostriches. They spend their lives being miserable and trying to hide the fact that they’re miserable. They’re trying to hide it from themselves.
I’ve been thinking about archetypes in relationships a lot lately, mostly because I’ve been witnessing some interesting dynamics play out with friends and clients. The thing is, dissension between archetypes in a relationship plays out when somebody (or both somebodies) isn’t taking responsibility for their actions.
It’s no secret that times are tough. I just heard that we’re heading toward continued slow times, but no double dip recession. I’m not sure that’s all such reassuring news; I think the average person is still experiencing life as financially austere.
There are many reasons we get into relationships, and the real reason is almost never what we think it is. Instead, we feel a sexual attraction, we find that we have some things in common with the object of of our attraction, and we end up in a relationship.
