Questions powerfully connect us to each other helping us to form new friendships, levels of intimacy, and understanding in relationship. Questions, quite possibly, may be some of “the most influential aspects of our speaking, thinking, and listening,” states Marilee Adams, PhD. and founder of the Inquiry Institute. Learning how to ask questions in a way…
To play, or not to play? That is the question. My answer is play. Evidence points to enormous health and professional benefits of laughter, light heartedness, and playfulness. Humor and games are also noted to improve attitudes on the jobsite. As a matter of fact, I used to work backstage at a theatre arts center,…
If you or any of your female friends, family, or co-workers have ever talked about suffering from monthly cramps here is a recipe you won’t want to miss or skip passing along. This week’s post highlights a video showing you how to make a healing tea recipe, Cramps Be Gone, created by tea master Gerit…
Smiling is infectious, You can catch it like the flu. Someone smiled at me today, And I started smiling too. ~Author Unknown Facial expressions transmit a wealth of information. A mere smile can turn a stranger into a friend and sadness into happiness. Consciously or unconsciously when you smile at others you convey a message…
Due to popular demand, today’s blog post features a follow up to last week’s post, Are You a Worrier or a Warrior? This topic sparked lots of lively conversation by readers who wanted to know how to worry less and warrior more. Today I will discuss several strategies, drawing from real life examples, to help…