Me too. This is what I have learned. Not every friend you have is going to be a good friend. Some will enter your life, and some will stay. Others won’t. That is
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Do you have any of these challenges?
Setting and communicating a boundary is a skill inherited often from childhood. Unfortunately, many of the women I work with inside DYW (link) did not acquire this skill.
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Loved Ones and Addiction
I don’t share much about this anymore, but I wanted to touch on it as a point of encouragement. I grew up in a family that has long struggled (for generations, on both
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That boundary isn’t a demand.
We don’t share a boundary because we want control. We share a boundary because we have surrendered control. We accept our relationships as they are, no more, no less.
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Have You Ever Felt Unsafe?
Being in a rush is a symptom of not feeling safe. Many women don’t consider this, however. Why? Because we live in a society where being busy is rewarded. “Wow, look at
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2023 is the year for healthy relationships!
Happy 2023 friends! I hope this email finds you well rested, grateful and at peace. I pray that your holidays were nothing short of incredible. If you are new here,
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Do you need to set a boundary with your parent?
As you mature into adulthood, your boundaries change. You no longer are required to adhere to your parents direction, guidance or input. Many of the women I work with
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Ever wish you just had more resources?
Many of you are living with a spiritual deficit. In an attempt to eradicate this, you may strive to make a spiritual deposit by making a financial, emotional or physical
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Are distractions ever good for me?
The easiest way to distract from fixing your own life, is to try and fix someone else’s.
Distraction has been used for decades as a tool to manage pain. It
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