Today you’re going to learn how to recognize that the world owes you nothing, overcome entitlement dependence syndrome, and start taking charge of your life. Many people believe that because of what they’ve been through or because of who they are, the world owes them something. Their fair share in life for instance. They think […]
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Today, you’re going to learn all about denial, why we use it as a coping mechanism, and how to stop being in denial even when the truth is heartbreaking. We are all in denial about something. It could be a seemingly small or innocent issue or behavior, such as accepting that you’re drinking too much
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This post contains a list of the worst things a husband can say to his wife. Conflict and heated exchanges can happen in a marriage. Hurtful things can be said. When these hurtful things are so frequent and mean spirited, you need to consider if you’re being emotionally abused and if the relationship is worth
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Today, you’re going to learn the difference between inner critic and inner coach along with powerful techniques to to stop self-critical thoughts. Inner Critic vs Inner Coach The Inner Critic and Inner Coach are two aspects of our inner voice that can greatly affect our self-esteem, motivation, and overall wellbeing. The Inner Critic is the
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Today, you’re going to learn how to support someone with OCD – what to avoid and what you can do that will help lessen their OCD. When someone you care about is suffering from OCD, you’re likely to feel an impact from it and want to try to help your loved one feel better. Unfortunately,
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Today, you’re going to learn helpful tips on how to prepare for postpartum depression. Postpartum depression (PPD) is depression occurring during the first year after giving birth. PPD may also start during pregnancy. Often mistaken for “baby blues”, postpartum depression lasts much longer and its symptoms are more intense, they might even interfere with your
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