Downside of Doing, Upside of Being
Do you think our society and children are lost in technology, endless “to do” activities, and low-road behaviors that limit human potential? Perhaps we have been neglecting our core self … Continue reading
Manifesting Your Resolutions
A startling statistic is that only one in twenty, who make New Year resolutions, succeed in achieving their desired outcomes. If you are amongst the 95% trying to close the … Continue reading
#1 Obstacle to Positive Living
Many practitioners of positive thinking “hit the ceiling” after making notable progress. Don’t be alarmed or disturbed. First, give yourself a big pat on the back and be grateful for … Continue reading
Staircase of Positive Living
I’m wondering how many of you have felt alone and lost in the “basement level” of your brain, and didn’t know how to escape from the clutches of your negative … Continue reading
Neuroscience of Reversing Negativity
Have you observed and experienced an increase in negativity in the world? Politics are but one of many glaring examples of people attacking each other, expressing negativity and bringing our … Continue reading
How To Change When Change is Difficult
Most people experience difficulty when attempting to make sustainable changes in their lives. This is due to the strength of prior brain programming. Your brain has stored virtually all memorable, … Continue reading
Why It’s Hard to Change
Have you ever wondered why it’s so difficult to change your thinking and the behaviors that no longer serve you? How many times have you made “New Year’s resolutions” and … Continue reading
Peace On Earth Arriving Now
“Peace on earth, good will toward humankind” is a high road, universal message to spread throughout the year. The message is relevant to all places and situations, regardless of one’s … Continue reading
Practical Neuroscience Help for ADHD Adults
A recent St. Louis public TV special on Adult ADHD stimulated my thinking about this rapidly growing phenomenon. My first reaction was that I possess several characteristics of ADHD and … Continue reading
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