Jun 27
Review
Personal Ecology has been a game changer! It has brought so much inspiration to me personally and professionally. I am stronger and able to work in a more “evolving” way with my clients!Kari Cole ASD, AMRT, WRT, FST, LMI, CST –Review (added by author)
Having a healthy personal ecology is an absolute essential for today’s leaders and professionals to stay ahead of the curve. Academics and experience are not enough to support a balanced lifestyle (more…)
Most people can deal with challenge with one hand tied behind their back, but when it comes to relationship challenges, we can be extremely naive.Relationships can be hard work. Usually not at first, but, to avoid mediocrity and survival mode, which is what most people call “good,” relationships need investment. And that’s where commitment comes in. For many people this effort comes after a harsh reminder that, once again, they’ve slipped up, forgotten, dropped into comp (more…)
Meet new people and converse with confidence Be credible and charismatic in every social and business situation Make friends and important contacts wherever you go Command the respect of everyone you meet You know who they are. They’re the people who, regardless of money, education, looks, or personality, make an impression wherever they go. They are master communicators, and everyone enjoys talking to them. How to Develop Great People Skills shows you how to be one of those luc (more…)
Feb 27
It seems to many that love is a mystery. When one relationship ends, they fear that they will never love again. Or, even when they are doing all they can, unexpected obstacles often arise that they cannot control.However, stop a moment and think about it. You would never try to build a building without first getting an architecht’s plan. Without a strong foundation, any storm that came would knock the building down. The same is true ofr love and relationships. And yet, so many j (more…)
Review
Like Smalley’s previous books, THE DNA OF RELATIONSHIPS is engaging, largely because he sprinkles his teaching points with anecdotes in which he presents himself as the jerk who has taken years to learn lessons he wants to pass along; the “relationship expert” is just a regular guy. His style is also evident in this book’s clear outline; for example, chapter 4, “The Power of One: Take Personal Responsibility” includes “six steps to take control of your emotions and reactio (more…)
Relationships That Work? They Do Exist! It’s difficult for any single person today to find someone who is safe, sane and sanctified. All that is about to change. In Relationships That Work (and Those That Don’t), Dr. H. Norman Wright, one of American’s best-loved Christian counselors, takes a sensitive, compassionate look at today’s dating world, revealing specific ways to identify a godly partner and build a relationship that will stand the test of time. Whether you’re just b (more…)
Amazon.com Review
Her broad statements like “the feminist movement has become hostile to heterosexual relationships in general” and her tendency to react to callers in anger may offend, but if you can put aside her ratings-boosting fits of temper, you’ll find some solid advice in 10 Stupid Things Couples Do to Mess Up Their Relationships. While Dr. Laura Schlessinger excels at placing blame, her bluntness can be refreshing, and with chapter titles like “stupid priorities,” “stupi (more…)
Designed for college students, young adults, singles, and dating couples, this book teaches the basics of healthy relationships including friendship, dating, sexuality, and relating to God. It is accompanied by a 48 page workbook.
Oct 19
These bestselling doctors walk you through their ten proven stages to recovery from codependency that results from external circustances. Humans are susceptible to codependency because of our sinful tendency to use defense mechanisms to fool ourselves. In codependent relationships, deceitful games are played, and important Christian principles are often taken out of context and abused. God wants us to have healthy relationships with a balance between being dependent and independ (more…)