Divorce hurts. Unfortunately, there’s no shortcut through the pain and process of divorce recovery. But, weathering the ups and downs of divorce is greatly supported by your capacity for resilience—the ability to adapt in the face of adversity. The good …
A friend recently asked, “How can I be more confident?” The answer is to act “as if” you already are a confident person. This results in more actual confidence. This can work with any quality you want to cultivate . …
When it comes to your Ex, it’s all too easy to hold on to bitterness, especially when it feels justified. Most people don’t blame you and many jump right in and join you. Sadly, your bad feelings don’t hurt your …
Sometimes a mood gets ahold of you and you’re along for the ride until it passes. You’re especially vulnerable in the weeks and months after divorce or other life challenge. While tough times are part of the divorce experience, there …
Many of us suffer from the “I’ll be happy when …” syndrome. When I lose weight, get a better job, finally meet my soul mate, retire—whatever it is, it stands in the way of being happy right now. But it …
Just five minutes a day of gratitude journaling provides a multitude of benefits backed up by research. Gratitude is good for everything from improved health, better sleep, and more energy to more happiness, less stress, more resilience and even better …
If you’re like most people, you aren’t sure of the best response when confronted with a divorce revelation from a friend. If you’ve gone through your own divorce, you’re probably painfully aware of just how unhelpful, or downright hurtful, the …
Not surprisingly, smart dating after divorce requires a new approach. One that is reflective and thoughtful in a different way than you may have been before. It’s time to milk your marriage and divorce for information and take lessons from …
We tend to think of ordinary days as expendable. The truth is that each one is precious because it will never happen again.
Our lives rush forward like river rapids and it’s easy to let days, weeks and years flow …
When telling your divorce story, seeing yourself as the victim is very seductive, especially if your Ex cheated, lied and/or left. A victim isn’t responsible and that’s the problem because it undermines your life authority. Yes, this person has done …
