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­­Are Your Relationships Limited by the Fat Ankle Syndrome?

­­Are Your Relationships Limited by the Fat Ankle Syndrome?

Despite what you may think, the Fat Ankle Syndrome is not a result of sitting in front of the television for hours on end, eating donuts. It’s much, much worse. The Fat Ankle Syndrome is a disease that can make you incapable of having a happy, healthy...
How to Rise Above Criticism About Your Passion

How to Rise Above Criticism About Your Passion

Is there anything better than people telling you that your passion sucks?! Oh, wait. That’s not what I meant to say. Why the &%$^ do people think they have the right to tell you there’s something wrong with the thing that is most precious to you?!...
3 Ways That Spiritual Practice Can Improve Your Relationships

3 Ways That Spiritual Practice Can Improve Your Relationships

Last week, we explored the wild and wonderful world of building a relationship with your Higher Power. This week, we’re taking it to the streets! More specifically, we’re taking this Higher Power gig and applying it to our interactions with other people....
How to Build a Relationship with Your Higher Power

How to Build a Relationship with Your Higher Power

Is it really possible to have a relationship with a Higher Power? I mean, that’s a pretty imposing thing to have a relationship with. Like Cher. Except this Cher also created the sky and the seas and everything in creation. Kind of intimidating. When I was a...
­­­What’s Your Relationship Formula?

­­­What’s Your Relationship Formula?

We’re all run by formulas, whether we like to admit it or not. Given my hard-core nerd status, I actually like admitting it. Formulas that dictate my life and my interactions with others?! Yeah! Bring ’em on! In my early years, my relationships were run by...
­­­The Power of Prejudice (It’s Not What You Think!)

­­­The Power of Prejudice (It’s Not What You Think!)

Prejudice is everywhere. We see it in the news. We see it in our families. Some of us are more aware of prejudice than others. People of color. Differently-abled people. When we think of the power of prejudice, we tend to think of its destructive power. Let’s...

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