A lot of pain awaits you at times like these, especially if you’ve made the decision not to decide to do anything about what’s causing it. Inertia (if you keep on doing what you’re doing, you’ll keep getting what you’re getting) exacts a terrible price in times of high stress and anxiety. What’s it costing you to do nothing?
Read More..>>This is your chance to become proactive: to build, to adopt, and to practice the strategies that will train your mind and heart (and spirit) not just to cope with, but to transcend and master those crisis situations that you fear the most.
Read More..>>The road ahead is always totally dependent on the free-will choices that two individuals are going to make. Yet, as we approach the end of the calendar year, I think it wouldn’t do any harm to offer some suggestions about what to do when a midlife crisis threatens to end a relationship.
Read More..>>I know that it seems counter-intuitive and unhelpful to be told that the best approach to your partner who’s showing signs of a midlife crisis is ‘hands-off,’ but it’s exactly true. Take for example the advice that’s given to people who are in a relationship with people in active addiction (not an unusual situation during a midlife crisis either, I dare say): detach with love.
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