By: Katie Lersch | 2010-10-13 | Infidelity This is not at all an uncommon phrase. Who can blame you for wanting to know exactly how, and why, you were betrayed? It's completely understandable to want to know things like: who this woman is; her age, where she works; what she looks like; the things she did with your husband; what it would take to hurt her in the way that you've been hurt; and how she would respond if you confronted her. Notice that the concerns about the other woman are the things that I listed first. read more
By: Richard Shelmerdine | 2010-03-30 | Parenting If you feel like "my teenagers don't respect me" then I feel for you, I really do. Raising children is the hardest task any human can go through and when they hit those teenage years they can often say hurtful things. You have to understand that they do not mean it though and underneath they love you they just have trouble showing it.So how can you get your teenagers to show respect for you? read more
By: Michael A. Verdicchio | 2010-10-15 | Self Improvement Life can be challenging and obstacles at times can seem insurmountable. Over the years many people have given up on many things because of set backs and lack of progress. Even today, there are people who are giving up. read more
By: Katie Lersch | 2011-03-31 | Infidelity She said, in part: "I want him to tell me everything without leaving a thing out. I want to know where they went, what they did, how he deceived me, what they said to each other, whether they had pet names, how they laughed, what he told her about me, and anything else related to the affair. Heck, I even want to know if she wore lingerie and exactly what they did. I want to know every single tiny detail. Because it's only then that I feel like I can trust him." read more
By: Rick Swanson | 2010-03-26 | Time Management These days most people are very busy. From the start of their day to the end there seems to be a never ending series of tasks that need to be done, meals that need to be cooked, children that need to be shuttled from one place to another. Not to mention the chores that need to be done, errands that need to be completed and phone calls to make. read more
By: Valerie Paxton | 2010-04-03 | Exercise Remember when you were a kid? You didn't just walk or run... or jog. You raced, rolled, flailed, wiggled, nodded, skipped, tromped, flopped, kicked and twirled. Get moving for FUN and feel like a kid again. read more
By: Leslie Cane | 2011-06-08 | Marriage She said in part: "Looking back now, I can see that I was always pretty negative around my husband. I was always jealous and possessive. I always assumed the worst of him and I would mope around the house like I was waiting for something bad to happen. I know now that I was wrong and I want him back more than anything. If I change my behavior and prove that I've changed and that I can be pleasant to be around, could I get him back?" I'll try to address these concerns in the following article. read more
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By: Jama St. John | 2009-03-09 | Organizing Do You Feel Like You're Spinning Your Wheels? Do you wish you could clone yourself? Do you wish there were more hours in the day? Do you wish you could spend more time building your business? Is your business running you? If you answered yes to any -- or all -- of these, you need a Virtual Assistant (VA)!! A Virtual Assistant can help you gain hours, help you build your business, and work side by side with you....virtually, of course. "What is a VA?" According to International Virtual Assistants Association, "A Virtual Assistant (VA) is an independent entrepreneur provid. read more
By: Tristan Lee | 2010-03-26 | Goal Setting Have you ever had an idea? It's a really great idea. Then suddenly you put that idea aside and look for a new idea. When people are uncertain of the outcome or are impatient to get a result done, they will search for the fastest and quickest way to getting to their path. read more
By: Nils MacQuarrie | 2010-03-27 | Grief When someone we love or care for goes through something difficulty it is natural for us to come to their side to provide comfort, a listening ear or to lend whatever aid we can. In doing so we are establishing a connection with another person and one way this type of connection happens is by having establishing a common ground with someone. Another way is by making someone feel understood. Feeling understood is one of the most basic and most important keys to relationships and communication. read more
By: Seeta Dean | 2010-03-30 | Current Affairs I sometimes get emails from women who are starting to suspect that their husbands or boyfriends are cheating. They aren't sure how to proceed. They often wonder whether they should ask or admit to their suspicions or if they should just watch and wait for awhile. And, they want to know what they should be doing if they decide not to confront him right away. Or, if they do chose to confront him, how should they do it? What should they say? I'll address these questions in the following article. read more
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By: Leslie Cane | 2010-12-22 | Marriage Very often, I receive emails in which the wife tells me how much her husband has changed. And, although each email is unique and involves different couples and different husbands, many of the wives say similar things. I often hear things like: "When we first got married, he was charming and funny and sweet. He was laid back and rarely got angry or uptight. But now, he's constantly stressed out, critical, and angry. I don't like who has become and I have a hard time relating to him. read more
By: Katie Lersch | 2010-10-22 | Infidelity I recently heard from a wife who was afraid that she was having an abnormal reaction while dealing with the aftermath of her husband's affair. While it was her husband who had made the choice to have and then hide the affair, it was the wife who was feeling "dirty, guilty, and disgusted." She could not understand why these feelings were coming forth. Intellectually, she knew that this wasn't her fault. She knew that it was her husband who should feel ashamed and damaged. read more