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February 16, 2015

When Love Brings Pain - #2

I struggled to understand my husband until I read "The Power of Two." Now I don't "cross over" into his brain. I speak for myself and respect his ability to speak for himself. What a relief!
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Published on February 16, 2015 08:24

February 8, 2015

When Love Brings Pain - #1

Your brain seeks the good feeling of letting down your guard. But the slightest threat puts your brain on alert. If you learn to manage these alerts, you can have lasting love.
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Published on February 08, 2015 11:27

January 17, 2015

You Have the Right to Feel Good Now, With or Without "Them"

It often seems like "they" are standing in the way of your happiness. But if you conquered ���them,��� you wouldn't be as happy as you imagine. Your happy brain chemicals are hard to make sense of, but when you understand them you have all the power you need in the world.
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Published on January 17, 2015 19:21

You Have the Right to Feel Good Now, With or Without "Them"

It often seems like "they" are standing in the way of your happiness. But if you conquered “them,” you wouldn't be as happy as you imagine. Your happy brain chemicals are hard to make sense of, but when you understand them you have all the power you need in the world.

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Published on January 17, 2015 17:21

December 10, 2014

Can We Stop Comparing Ourselves to Others?

When you feel like the world is judging you, it helps to know how your brain creates that feeling. Animals compare themselves to others, and we have inherited a brain that compares and reacts. You can free your inner mammal from this cage when you know how it works.
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Published on December 10, 2014 13:31

Can We Stop Comparing Ourselves to Others?

When you feel like the world is judging you, it helps to know how your brain creates that feeling. Animals compare themselves to others, and we have inherited a brain that compares and reacts. You can free your inner mammal from this cage when you know how it works.

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Published on December 10, 2014 11:31

A World Without Social Comparison

When you feel like the world is judging you, it helps to know how your brain creates that feeling. Animals compare themselves to others, and we have inherited a brain that compares and reacts. You can free your inner mammal from this cage when you know how it works.

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Published on December 10, 2014 11:31

December 1, 2014

Ten Ways to Stay Positive During the Holidays

It's easy to feel judged and annoyed during the holidays. When you know how your brain creates those feelings, you can replace them with feelings you'd rather have. It's hard at first, but you build new neural pathways that make it easy to go positive instead of going negative.
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Published on December 01, 2014 16:20

Ten Ways to Stay Positive During the Holidays

It's easy to feel judged and annoyed during the holidays. When you know how your brain creates those feelings, you can replace them with feelings you'd rather have. It's hard at first, but you build new neural pathways that make it easy to go positive instead of going negative.

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Published on December 01, 2014 14:20

November 19, 2014

The War in Your Brain Between Healthy and Unhealthy Habits

Many children learn unhealthy habits despite our best intentions. It helps to know how the brain builds habits. Our brain learns when something feels good, because that releases happy chemicals that connect neurons. We can teach our children that self-care feels good.
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Published on November 19, 2014 13:24