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Do you find yourself procrastinating when you have hard or boring stuff to do? Do you then judge yourself for procrastinating? There is a way out of this! What do you do when you have stuff to do that is hard for you, or stuff that may be really boring to you – like . . . → Read More: Procrastination And Loving Yourself Are Mutually Exclusive  Comments are closed  Relationships  communication, Inner Bonding, innerbonding, Margaret Paul, relationship advice, Self Help Do you think you should be farther along in your healing than you are? Do you get discouraged when dealing with the same issues over and over? You’re not alone! “How long will it take me to heal?” “I’ve been practicing Inner Bonding for 6 months now and I still get stuck in my . . . → Read More: Instant Healing Of Your Ego Wounded Self? It Doesn’t Exist Comments are closed Relationships Inner Bonding, innerbonding, love advice, Margaret Paul, relationship advice, relatioships In her phone session with me, Katy was completely perplexed about her jealousy. “As you know, I broke up with my boyfriend, Jared, 6 months ago. By the time I broke up with him, I was really done with the relationship, and I have no desire to be with him. But last week I . . . → Read More: Jealous? Here’s Why. Comments are closed Relationships, Self Improvement & Personal Growth Inner Bonding, innerbonding, Jealousy, Margaret Paul, relationship advice, Relationships, Self Help Do you know what to do when you are with an over-talker? Or how to heal your own over-talking? What do you do when you are with a person who goes on and on with a monologue, barely taking a breath between sentences? Are you more concerned with not hurting their feelings, or with . . . → Read More: Loving Yourself Around Over-Talkers Comments are closed Relationships, Self Improvement & Personal Growth communication, Inner Bonding, personal growth, Self Growth, Self Help, self-improvement How often have you been in situations similar to the following? Your partner messes up and then attacks and blames you for it. Someone promises something, doesn’t do it, and then finds a way to blame you for it. Someone is blatantly unloving to you – attacking you, blaming you, projecting their issues . . . → Read More: Loving Yourself By Letting Go Of Having to Be Right Alexia asked: “My mother and my grandmother and most of the people I learned life from, never loved themselves. I know I don’t want to be like them but the reality is I am! I have changed but not as much as I want. Can you please teach me how to fix this . . . → Read More: Help! I don’t Want To Be Like My Family! |
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