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By Dr. Margaret Paul January 14, 2020 Kevin shares his inner battle that led to him to choose to be a loving adult. Some years back, I had the moving experience of working with Kevin (not his real name), a thirty-seven year old very talented branding artist we had hired to work . . . → Read More: Choosing to be a Loving Adult
By Dr. Margaret Paul December 23, 2019 Are you ready to learn to love yourself through the challenges of the holidays? What comes up for you regarding the holidays? I’m excited to share the holidays with loved ones I love buying presents and sharing them with the people I love . . . → Read More: Loving Yourself Through the Holidays  Comments are closed  Relationships, Spiritual Growth  christmas, family, holidays, Inner Bonding, loneliness, love, new years, personal development, personal growth, self-love By Dr. Margaret Paul December 09, 2019 Discover what information your confusion is giving you. There are two kinds of situations that can cause confusion: 1) You might feel confused when your wounded self is in charge and you are judging yourself. This confusion is telling you that your wounded self . . . → Read More: The Important Information Confusion Has For You By Dr. Margaret Paul November 25, 2019 Do you know that it is completely possible to heal your guilt? I did it and so can you! I grew up in a family that constantly used guilt as a form of control. Sometimes the guilt was somewhat subtle, such as “Fine, do what you . . . → Read More: You Don’t Have to Live With Guilt Comments are closed Relationships I feel empty, Inner Bonding, intent to learn, joy, love yourself, loving yourself, Margaret Paul, personal development By Dr. Margaret Paul November 18, 2019 If you sometimes get stuck in your wounded self and can’t see how to get back into your loving adult, here are some ideas that may help you. Sometimes, when we get stuck in our wounded self, it is hard to wind our way . . . → Read More: How to Move Out of Your Ego Wounded Self By Dr. Margaret Paul November 04, 2019 Being able to tell great stories, and being addicted to story-telling, are two very different things. I was at a social gathering speaking with Robyn, a woman I had just met. At first, it sounded like she was a very interesting person and a . . . → Read More: Addiction to Story Telling |
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