Holiday Dating: Finding The Right Gift For Your Sweetie
Dating relationships are tough enough, but finding the perfect holiday gift for your latest flame can be even tougher. Sending the wrong gift can also send the wrong message. And if you’ve only been dating for a short time, you may even not yet know all of your sweetie’s interests and passions and the gift that will please them most.
And if you’ve only been dating a short time, should you give a gift at all? If sparks are mutually flying, go ahead and be as romantic as yo…
Getting Into The Holiday Spirit
What comes to mind when you think about the holidays?
Do you groan, feeling burdened by all you have to do? Do you dread going shopping for gifts or cleaning up after a Christmas or Chanukah celebration?
Or, do you feel a sense of fun, of delight, of joy in the celebrating, giving and receiving?
Which part of you is in charge of the holidays – your judgmental self or your loving self?
Think for a moment about the little child in you – the child that loved the holi…
How Do You View Your Debt?
How Do You View Your Debt?
Are you loaded down with debt? Do you feel like there is no way out? Have you ever thought that how you view debt might be the problem?
Every aspect of your life, at some point, you wanted. You say “I didn’t want the debt”, but you wanted the thing that came along with the debt, or whatever you exchanged for the debt; maybe it was a house, the car or the car repairs, the clothes.
Debt was just a way to live a certain dream – a means to an…
I Will Stand By You Even If…….
This is what John told me yesterday.
Rule No 1: There are no rules.
Rule No 2: If there are rules break them.
Rule No 3: Before you break the rules make sure you ‘know’ all the rules.
I asked John” How many years does it take to ‘know’ all the rules. And he said ” As long as it should take…”
Think about it,
It has been 24 hours since we launched Spiritual Simplicity. We have had members from China, Singapore, Ghana, Sweden, Ireland, Germany, Malaysia, South …
Coping With Stress
With Christmas just around the corner, many people are racking their brains trying to figure out what gifts to give to everyone. Finding the time to shop on top of all the other daily stresses we encounter just adds to our dilemma. (No, I am not going to try and sell you products here or give you gift ideas.)
Holidays bring about their own added stress with all the shopping and party going that must be done. For some it is the straw that breaks the camels back so before it arrives we must
Holiday Stress Cure – Holiday Sex!
The ultimate stress reliever is free and probably already in your house or a phone call away!
Organizing For The Holidays
Does the thought of the holidays already stress you out? Will the addition of holiday gifts leave your closets, drawers, and toy chests bursting? Do you feel like you need more hands, time, and help to keep your house and life organized? Then you came to the right place.
Why Can’t Everyday Be Like Christmas
You have all probably heard the song made famous by Elvis Presley called “Why Can’t Everyday be Like Christmas” (words & music by Red West). For many of us the Christmas season is a special time to share the warmth of love and laughter with those we love.
The sad thing is that many people find Christmas a very lonely time of year. They have no family left or friends are few and busy with their lives and families of their own. There are many different circumstances that people find
Holiday “Ki” Moments: Choosing Your Best Self
The Holidays are filled with key moments — and Ki Moments. Are you ready for them? Gift decisions, company parties, Holiday dinners with friends and family — they’re loaded with opportunities, aren’t they? Will the pressure of the moment help you reach peak performance or will you look back later wondering why you did what you did — again!
The Greatest Gift
Mimi and I had gone on an aunt-niece shopping adventure, and at age 15, I became the proud owner of my first mini-skirt. Upon seeing it, my dad hit the roof, and as usual, I was angry, scared, and tongue-tied. Years of admonitions to not “talk back,” had my voice stopped in my throat.