Category: Psychology & Self-Help

Forgive and Forget…

Task 7: Focus on the Favours of Forgiveness Let’s concentrate on the reasons why you should forgive people. List them within a 15-minute time frame and try to provide detail if you can. For example, ‘My anger and resentment towards my ex-husband sets a bad example to my son. By…

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Forgiving Others

If you could forgive anyone, or everyone (including yourself) who has caused you pain – leaving you happy, joyous and free to live your life to the absolute full – what would you say? Yes please? Bring it on? Well, you’re in the right place, because – I promise you…

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National Forgiveness Day 2019

National Forgiveness Day

What is National Forgiveness Day, and when is it? National Forgiveness Day is a day dedicated to the promotion of forgiveness and self-forgiveness. In 2019, it was held on the last Saturday of October. That was October the 26th. In 2020, it will be October the 31st (Halloween!). This year's…

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self-help books for women

Self-help books for women

In today’s world, there seems to be a plethora of advice on every subject from a thousand-and-one resources. Self-help has exploded across blogs, personal websites, Facebook groups, and beyond. Yet, one format is still the gold standard when it comes to meaningful, coherent, properly-researched, and genuinely helpful information for self-improvement.…

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Energy Vampire

Energy Vampires

[This excerpt is from Finding Your Way Back to YOU] Click on the cover to learn more As touched upon in the Introduction, there will be certain people in your life who constantly drain you of energy, and who put you instantly into a negative mood when in their company.…

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Willpower and Dieting

When ‘willpower’ came easy This content is taken from Chapter 2 of Gut Feeling... * <<< Previous page From a personal perspective, I have had long periods when ‘willpower’ has been really tough but also had periods when ‘willpower’ – in terms of eating – has come easy. There were…

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