Barton Goldsmith's Blog, page 53
December 10, 2014
Happiness Comes From Moving Toward Your Goals
We tend to give ourselves more grief than anyone else does. Some people may believe that beating themselves up will help them achieve their goals, but I wonder if they are actually enjoying the journey or trying too hard to get to the end.
Happiness Comes From Moving Toward Your Goals
We tend to give ourselves more grief than anyone else does. Some people may believe that beating themselves up will help them achieve their goals, but I wonder if they are actually enjoying the journey or trying too hard to get to the end.
December 2, 2014
When Things Get Really Bad
When your mind is filled with thoughts that scare you or make you sad, it can be harder to figure your way out of a problem, but it���s important to avoid denial and to deal with the issue head-on. Getting out in front of a problem is one of the best ways to make it go away. Remember that being proactive is often the best approach.
When Things Get Really Bad
When your mind is filled with thoughts that scare you or make you sad, it can be harder to figure your way out of a problem, but it’s important to avoid denial and to deal with the issue head-on. Getting out in front of a problem is one of the best ways to make it go away. Remember that being proactive is often the best approach.
When IT Hits the Fan
A major crisis can hit anyone at any time. No matter who you are and what you have, difficult circumstances or bad people in your life can bring trouble. When the two come together, living your normal life can seem impossible.
November 28, 2014
Putting Some FUN Into dysFUNctional
Most dysfunction is temporary. Dealing with one thing at a time, as well as learning to get in front of your difficulties, helps. For example, if you know that your partner is crabby at the end of the day, allow him or her some time after coming home to unwind. Simple acts like that can make a big difference in relationships and maybe even put an end to the pattern.
Putting Some FUN Into dysFUNctional
Most dysfunction is temporary. Dealing with one thing at a time, as well as learning to get in front of your difficulties, helps. For example, if you know that your partner is crabby at the end of the day, allow him or her some time after coming home to unwind. Simple acts like that can make a big difference in relationships and maybe even put an end to the pattern.
November 24, 2014
Seven Things On My Gratitude List for This Year
Someone once said that one of the greatest gifts was an unanswered prayer. If you are questioning your self-worth and what your purpose on the planet is, make this a season of not only gratitude but also self-rediscovery. The passage of time and a little thought can change many things. There���s a saying that fits here: ���Don���t give up five minutes before the miracle happens.
Seven Things On My Gratitude List for This Year
Someone once said that one of the greatest gifts was an unanswered prayer. If you are questioning your self-worth and what your purpose on the planet is, make this a season of not only gratitude but also self-rediscovery. The passage of time and a little thought can change many things. There’s a saying that fits here: “Don’t give up five minutes before the miracle happens.
November 20, 2014
Seven Signs That You Are Healing Emotionally
As you continue to heal, you will also grow as a person and your relationships will deepen. One can get used to feeling down. Don’t let that happen to you, but hold fast to the positive events and changes that you feel as you become more empowered.
