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On the mind, relationships and decisions
Practical perspectives from psychology and coaching — on how you think, choose and build your relationships. No jargon, no miracle fixes.
How many times have you thought your relationship might end? Safety in a relationship takes many forms — fidelity, financial security, or simply the confidence that things won't fall apart — but at its core, it comes down to trusting yourself to handle whatever comes your way.
A collection of some of my favorite quotes about love and relationships — I hope they inspire you as much as they inspire me.
Have you ever wondered why you have a positive relationship with some people, and are constantly in conflict with others? It might be less about incompatibility than about the part you play yourself.
The relationship with in-laws is often the butt of jokes, but underneath it usually points to something unresolved between you and your partner.
A poem about how love changes shape across a lifetime opens a reflection on whether we're living our own definition of love, or someone else's.
On why isolating ourselves in the name of self-sufficiency stops our growth, and why real relationships — especially with a partner — are where we're most challenged to evolve.
A major problem in relationships today is that we've lost our patience — we want everything instantly, including love, and that makes us misunderstand what compromise actually means.
Have you ever wondered why you keep attracting the same kind of difficult people into your life? It turns out many of our choices — including the people we surround ourselves with — come from unconscious patterns formed in early childhood.
The story of Ina — a woman who hid her true self behind ambition and sharp words until a personal crisis broke her old image apart and let a more authentic version of her come to life.