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  • QUESTIONS

    “Why do I have to continuously remind you to take out the garbage on Tuesday nights?” <?xml:namespace prefix = o /> “Fran, why wasn’t I informed

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  • HOW TO DECIDE IN YOUR FAVOR

    I’ll go– no, wait! Maybe I should stay. But what if I miss something important? I better go. Except, what if nothing important occurs and

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  • TURN CRISIS INTO MIDLIFE OPPORTUNITY!

    “…in Chinese the word crisis is composed of two characters. One represents danger and the other represents opportunity.” John F. Kennedy “There can’t be a

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  • POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM: YOUR FIRST LOVE AFFAIR

    During the course of our lives we select from among many choices in the process of deciding and evaluating. But among those decisions and evaluations,

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  • PARENTING ADULT CHILDREN: THE CHALLENGE OF ACCEPTANCE

    When is your child not your “child?” Children test this question frequently at different stages of development. During the early stages of emancipation, for example,

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  • How To Make Love Stay

    How To Make Love Stay… Randy W. Green, Ph.D. An attorney known for his ability to forecast marital statistics about as accurately as weather, recently

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  • LIVING IN HARMONY WITH YOURSELF THROUGH RATIONAL THINKING- PART 2

    Bruce hated his work as Operations Officer at a large bank. He especially disliked the staid, reserved image he felt compelled to project. However, he

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  • ”BUT OFFICER…”

    Excuses, excuses. What would life be like without them? In some societies, excusing oneself is considered, “being polite.” In others, it is more popularly known

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  • HELPING THE ”BORED-OF-EDUCATION” MEET SUCCESS

           “How could youths better learn to live than by at once trying the experiment of living?”                                                             Henry David Thoreau The day they had been

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  • HOW TO CREATE A SILK PURSE

    “Good breeding consists in concealing how much we think of ourselves and how little we think of the other person.”                                                                           Mark Twain Jonathan was precocious

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