Posts Tagged ‘subconscious’
The Disparaged Marriage: Sometimes it’s NOT Like the Horse and Carriage
Love and marriage, love and marriage Go together like a horse and carriage ~Love and Marriage by Frank Sinatra (lyrics by Sammy Cahn and music by Jimmy Van Heusen) What destroys more marriages than anything else? Likewise, what is the number one most common cause of divorce? Go ahead, take a guess. Or better…
Read MoreThe Lost Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Should On Thyself
I should do that. I should’ve done that. I shouldn’t have done that. You should do that. You should’ve done that. You shouldn’t have done that. They should do that. They should’ve done that. They shouldn’t have done that. There’s a lot of “shoulding” going on these days. How odd, then,…
Read MoreCrackpots, Crooked Tops and Broken Pots
Okay, this one is a stretch, as I’m winging it as I go. I was speaking to a therapist colleague of mine a couple days ago (Dae Sheridan) when she used the term “crooked pots and crooked tops” in regards to how we are attracted to each other in spite of our “crookedness.” My understanding…
Read MoreCoach Ken Donaldson: Why Are Emotions So Tough Or Are They
Sad, mad, scared, ashamed…who wants to be the first to talk about these feelings? No hands went up and there were no volunteers…how come? Is it because the idea of you actually controlling emotions seems too challenging? Or perhaps you were brought up in an “emotionally detached” environment and emotional expression just feels too weird…
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