Self-Help

It’s Mostly Perspective

By |2016-11-25T02:24:50-08:00December 10th, 2015|Financial Self-Help, Self-Help|

Last's week's post is missing.  Where did it go? It got decimated by the negative internal chatter and negative future focus that was going on in my brain for the last two weeks. When I finally got out from it, this week's blog post presented itself: Your victimhood perspective is making you stuck. You know [...]

Revelation and Patience

By |2016-11-25T02:24:51-08:00November 26th, 2015|Divorce Self-Help, Self-Help|

I have a friend and she has two sets of what look like playing cards, called Life Cards and Angel Cards. Every once in awhile, she drags them out of the cupboard and we pick one of each (without looking). It's something that takes about 10 minutes but it is an exercise that drags us back [...]

Coaching verses Commanding

By |2016-11-25T02:24:51-08:00October 21st, 2015|Divorce Self-Help, Self-Help|

  "People turn up in your life when you need them." This was said to me by someone recently and she was essentially predicting her appearance in my life. At the time of our meeting, I was actually thinking: "I do not need this person at all in my life." She blew in the door and [...]

Transition Days

By |2016-11-25T02:24:51-08:00August 18th, 2015|Divorce Self-Help, Self-Help|

I often wonder if there are other parents out there like me. I start wondering it about five minutes after dropping my kids off at school. Day one of five days they are with their dad on our 2255 parenting schedule. Are there other parents out there that know what a 2255 parenting schedule means? [...]

How Do You View the Past?

By |2016-11-25T02:24:51-08:00August 7th, 2015|Divorce Self-Help, Self-Help|

  When you think of your life up until this point does it make you happy or do you focus on the negative aspects of your past and use it as an excuse to stop moving forward? How we view the past often depends on how we perceive our present life. If you are living [...]

Strategies for the Saver/Spender Relationship

By |2016-11-25T02:24:51-08:00August 6th, 2015|Financial Personalities, Financial Planning Steps, Self-Help|

Step 1 - Identify Your Financial Personality and Spending Habits What is the dream you have that money will serve? Answering this question for yourself will go a long way to self-awareness about your values and beliefs around money. Everyone is unique and has different values and beliefs concerning money. In addition, we are all brought [...]

Time

By |2016-11-25T02:24:51-08:00April 23rd, 2015|Divorce Self-Help, Self-Help|

“they say that time heals all things, they say you can always forget; but the smiles and the tears across the years they twist my heart strings yet!” - George Orwell   I've been getting a lot of lessons lately about how time heals all wounds. People tell me it takes time, things will get [...]

Processing Verses Ranting

By |2016-11-25T02:24:51-08:00April 15th, 2015|Divorce Self-Help, Self-Help|

In the years leading up to my divorce I used to get together with my friends and we would (ahem - occasionally) sit around and discuss how irritating our partners were being at the moment. As things got more dire between myself and my ex-husband this became the only thing I ever really talked about. [...]

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