Lessons from Near Misses and Close Calls
In near misses and close calls in my life, I have learned to be open to help that comes from unexpected sources.
In near misses and close calls in my life, I have learned to be open to help that comes from unexpected sources.
I invite you to consider your own life changes and reflect on the re-creation and growth that has followed the dark periods.
It has been said that parenting is the most difficult job in the world. Contributing factors such as alcohol and/or drug abuse by a parent can skew the entire family dynamic system and the child may act out with a variety of unacceptable behaviors.
There are two kinds of control over other people: wisdom-based control and fear-based control. The most obvious example of wisdom-based control is in child rearing. You are in total control of your infant child. You help your child grow up healthy and confident by controlling their learning environment. You teach through words and example and you often say no…then there is fear-based control…
This is the time of year where we think about parents because Mothers’ Day and Fathers’ Day are in the early summer. I don’t do anything special on these days, but I do wonder sometimes just how much those whose parents are alive appreciate what they have.
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