Relationships: Relationship Building & Management

Television and Brain-Drain

Lisa Preston, our official Homeschooling Expert says:

We have heard so many arguments against tv. It's biased against Christianity: few people end up controlling the awareness of everyone: the two dimensional experience doesn't lead to learning: television deals with the superficial: tv promotes violence, etc. Now researchers have discovered another reason to ditch the remote.

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The 15 Minute Marketer: 21 Marketing Activities You CAN Actually Do in 15 Minutes or Less

Nancy Gerber, Our official Marketing 101 Expert says:

So many people complain that they just don't have time for marketing. Here's a list of 23 things -- some of them complete tasks and some of them steps in a larger process -- that almost anyone can complete in 15 minutes or less.
Imagine how much you could get done if you set a timer and actually committed to this small amount of time even just 4 days a week -- you'll have accomplished 4 hours of customer attraction activity in a month! That's probably a LOT more than you're doing now, right?

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Focus on who and what you want

Dr. Linda Miles, Our official Marriage & Family Therapist Expert says:

"It´s a funny thing about life: If you refuse to accept anything but the very best, you will often get it." W. Somerset Maugham.

Are you focusing on who and what you want with a partner? Or are you focusing on who and what you don´t want? Because, we do get exactly what we expect.

Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes, famous author and Jungian analyst, created these 12 characteristics to seek in a long term partner. The 12 points are listed below, then I expanded upon them.

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Personal Change: Do You Welcome It or Resist It?

Dr. Neill Neill, Our official Overcoming Alcoholism Expert says:

Imagine a major barrier blocks you in your life. It interrupts your growth as a man or woman. Let's call it a wall. You know you don't want to be where you are, but you feel stuck. You have tried to break through, but the wall is still in front of you. Such a scene plays out many times in the normal flow of life.

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Abusive Relationship Healing: Biofeedback and Self-regulation for Domestic Abuse Survivors

Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D., Our official Abusive Relationships Expert says:

Control is the central theme of intimate partner violence. Both during and after the abusive relationship, domestic abuse survivors seek to sort out the unfinished business and unresolved issues around control.

In my work with domestic violence survivors, I have found that when I give them a regimen that assists them in cultivating internal control, they thrive. And they heal.

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Infidelity Expert, Stephany Alexander, Advises on Whether to Spy on a Mate

Stephany Alexander, Our official Dating Expert says:

As an infidelity expert who has given infidelity advice to thousands of people since early 2000, spying on your partner can be tricky and risky business. The question is whether spying on your partner is moral. The answer is it depends on the situation.

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Simple Techniques for Brain-Friendly Learning

Lisa Preston, Our official Homeschooling Expert says:

Would you like to discover ways to help your child (and you!) retain information quickly and easily? Utilize these brain strategies and watch your child learn with ease!

First, a stress-free environment allows greater facilitation of learning.

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We're All in this Together

Nancy Gerber, Our official Relationship Expert says:

During tough times, the best way to make it through and survive until things get better has always been to collaborate and cooperate with others. It's one of the most admirable traits of our species.

Even if you're sensible enough to stay away from the overwhelming US media coverage, there's as much fear in the air these days as there was just after 9/11.

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Reading Your Partners Mind

Dr. Linda Miles, Our official Marriage & Family Therapist Expert says:

When Ann came to see me, she was in the process of counting how many times in the past year her husband had turned on the television when she wanted to talk to him—not that she had ever told him she wanted to talk. She left him oblivious to her upset, while her resentment built at his failure to magically “know” what was on her mind.

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Trust in your Parenting—Let your Teen Grow

Dr. Neill Neill, Our official Overcoming Alcoholism Expert says:

Raising young children can be tiring physically but very rewarding emotionally as you watch them become independent. However, it's when they grow up, or turn into teenagers that your parenting is really tested.

Parents with young children spend a majority of their time caring for and protecting them.

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