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By Dr. Margaret Paul August 16, 2021 Has sharing information that has been very beneficial for you sometimes been a frustrating experience? Have you had the experience of learning something that feels very important to you, and you really want to share it with a loved one? What often happens? This is . . . → Read More: When to Share Information….and When to Stay Quiet  Comments are closed  Relationships  communication, Inner Bonding, intent to control, loving relationships, resistance By Dr. Margaret Paul November 30, 2020 Have you often wondered how to ask for what you want in a way that is not experienced as demanding or needy? In a healthy, loving relationship, partners ask each other for what they need, and generally receive a caring response. But sometimes this can . . . → Read More: “How Do I Ask For What I Need?”
By Dr. Margaret Paul July 20, 2020
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” –Margaret Mead, 1901-1978, Anthropologist, Writer and Speaker Do you have any idea how . . . → Read More: You Can Change The World Comments are closed Relationships anger, anxiety, Depression, guilt, Inner Bonding, inner peace, intent to control, intent to learn, joy, love, Margaret Paul, passion and purpose, shame, world peace By Dr. Margaret Paul March 02, 2020 Rather than feeling like a victim of your wounds, you might want to embrace them as the injury necessary to produce the being that you are capable of becoming. “A pearl is a beautiful thing that is produced by an injured life. It is . . . → Read More: Discovering The Pearl From the Wounds By Dr. Margaret Paul February 11, 2019 It is profoundly healing when another is able to deeply understand and empathize with our core painful feelings. In 1961, author Robert A. Heinlein coined the term “grok” in his best-selling book, “Stranger in a Strange Land”. The Oxford English Dictionary defines grok as “to . . . → Read More: The Power of Being “Grokked” Get clear on when it’s appropriate to speak up for yourself and when it isn’t. Are you confused about if and when to speak up for yourself? The question to ask yourself is: “Are you speaking up for yourself to take loving care of yourself, or to change the other person?” For example, let’s . . . → Read More: When and Why to Speak Up For Yourself |
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