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Jerry Zondervan

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What causes me to be obsessive about relationships? I grew up with two well meaning parents, two dear people I refer to as “parents with a dysfunctional relationship”. As a result, when younger, I simply could not get it right. I constantly ended up in the wrong relationships, or with no relationship at all, so I needed to figure it out myself. I have had now a meaningful relationship for years with Gordana Stankovic and I felt this strong need to share my own knowledge with you all on how to create a “success-story” in relationships. And last but not least, for those of you who like me, enjoy the scientific background, I have, among others, studies in counseling, psychotherapy and the general social sciences and I counsel 1-on-1 online and ...more

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Scarcity mentality

Till not too long ago, I believed that in order to succeed – and our society defines success all too often in terms of prestige and money or material possessions – I had to put in hard work and mow problems out of the way. I had bought into this quite rigid model of success, hence, figuratively speaking, I needed to run into walls with my shoulders to knock issues down. Society taught me: “If you Read more of this blog post »

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