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Permanent Change, Part II: Just Do It!

Thank you, Nike, for that awesome motto that has oh so many applications! This blog is a follow-on to my...

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Permanent Change, Part I: Getting Motivated

Last week, I finally returned to yoga after more than a month-long hiatus. I didn’t want to miss, but some things came...

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Codependency

Many people have asked me about the differences between dependence, codependence and interdependence. I once came across a picture of...

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Assertiveness

There are many aspects to assertiveness training. First and foremost, assertiveness is not to be confused with aggressiveness. I say...

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Patterns

Patterns are all around us, in both nature and human nature. When we are not naive to them, they can...

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Perfectionism

If true evil does exist, one of its forms is perfectionism. Ingrained early, perfectionism is time-consuming, exhausting and frequently counter-productive....

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Addiction and Its Vices

Originally meaning “failing or defect,” the opposite of virtue, vice has come to mean “bad habit.” The play on words...

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