Give yourself time to prepare for New Year’s resolutions

Follow this unconventional advice for 2010 and change your life

How to actually stick to your intentions

New Year’s resolutions aren’t about change, but hope.

Some are and some are not. This article suggests powerful women – describe as feminists – may take issue regarding keeping their feminity. While many women have softened their feminine look to better blend into a male culture of men, power and feminism don’t necessarily go hand in hand

Make a resolution to do one thing towards having better, healthier relationships From my perspective, having a full, authentic life is about having healthy, vibrant relationships — your relationship with yourself, with others you know, with the world at large, and/or with something greater, if that suits you. Without relationships, there can’t be much else. So how do you make changes in how you do your relationships?

Since my last blog about so-called “good” and “bad” men aroused a firestorm of mail I thought it would be fun to post some other research on charateristics of men that marry vs. those who don’t

      In 1787, Washington was coaxed back to Philadelphia to attend the Constitutional Convention. While there he provided the leadership necessary to get the fractious delegates to settle down and complete the work of designing a new constitution. Afterwards, in 1789, he was elected the first President of the United States.

Why same-sex couples are the same as opposite-sex couples

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I have to admit that each time I watch a re-run of Sex and The City , I’m jealous of Carrie Bradshaw’s friendships.

This is the time of the year when so many of us make promises to ourselves and to others that we rarely ever keep!  These so-called “New Year’s Resolutions” sound good when we make them but, all too often, we ignore them by Valentine’s Day.  You know the familiar refrains – I will lose weight.  I will quit smoking.  I will call my Mom at least once a week.  And the list goes on. How about you do something different this year?  How about making a New Year’s Resolution you plan to keep!  Why not commit to making love  your New Year’s Resolution?  More importantly, why don’t you make a commitment to tell someone you deeply love that you really  love them – and that you will say it several times every day in 2010! Make this the year you promise to never  commit the egregious sin of saying, “Oh, I don’t need to tell her (him) I love you.  They know I love them.”  Wrong!  If you love someone you must tell them everyday.  You must tell them how important they are in your life.  You cannot possibly love someone with all your heart and all your soul and not tell them everyday of your life.  It is simply not possible.  Here’s why. Over the past 27 years we have interviewed thousands of happily married couples and report the findings in our new book entitled Building a Love that Lasts

  Anger is not just a “bad” or destructive human emotion. Rather, it is an essential source of power and strength