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Rewrite History
Try using this technique when in conflict with another person. Often we “know” we are just as right as the other person believes they are. What if you switched perspectives? What if you argued the other persons point of view … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict, Gratitude, Marriage
Tagged acceptance, communication, conflict, conflict resolution, forgiveness, perspective, point of view
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The Art of a Family Meeting
Does your family feel like it is moving in all different directions? Do you even wonder who is on first in your house? Feel like you are repeating yourself but missed an essential family member in delivering the message?! Family … Continue reading
Posted in Blended or Step Family, Relationships (other), Step Moms
Tagged chores, communication, family meeting, respect, rules, step children
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Valentine’s Day: The Day of Love (or is it?)
What does it take to have and maintain a healthy relationship? It truly begins with you! Be the best person you can be! Ask yourself the question; if you were someone else would you marry you? Begin now to … Continue reading
Blending… or Bending, ah Breaking?
Yours, Mine, and Ours: The Art of Blending Families Divorce, remarriage, single parents – eventually these may result in a blending of families. No stress, there, right? Let’s first define what a family is. Some believe this is your birth … Continue reading
Posted in Blended or Step Family, Divorce, Marriage, Step Moms
Tagged blended family, communication, couples, divorce, family, relationships, remarriage, starting over, step children, step kids
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How do you communicate?
Do you ever sit across the table or on the couch and never say a word to each other? Many say the foundation to a working relationship is the ability to communicate with each other. What does not talking to … Continue reading
Repeat After Me… “No!”
For only having 2 letters, it is often the hardest word to pronounce, or say out loud. Why? It isn’t because you aren’t smart enough, or because it is a different language. It is because it smacks you hard with … Continue reading