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Wedding Stress: Is it Normal or a Red Flag?
Recently, I have heard several stories about brides having a difficult time planning the wedding they want. One story was about a mother who was
What’s Up with the Supreme Court?
There have been several shocking decisions coming out of the Supreme Court. I can’t help but comment on and theorize what the underlying cause really
The Why of Mental Freedom
Recently, someone asked what my reasons are for developing Mental Freedom®. I don’t know if I can pinpoint just one—there are many. As so often
Basic Human Needs: Superpower & Dark Side
In Dr. William Glasser’s Choice Theory® psychology, he proposes that all humans have five basic needs. While we all share these same five needs, we
My Bucket List Quest
In terms of traveling and crossing things off my bucket list, March 2022 was a big month for me. Ever since I watched Reva on
Relationships: Choices, Consequences & Responsibility
How many times have you thought you were intervening in someone’s life for their own good? This could look like giving hard-heard advice. Maybe you
Inclusivity Means Nothing Without Safety
I’ve been reading Kim Scott’s book, Just Work: How to Root Out Bias, Prejudice, and Bullying to build a Kick-Ass Culture of Inclusivity, and think
Organ Donation-Be a Hero
March is National Kidney Month, and I am so happy to report that my good friend, Sylvester Baugh, received the kidney that gave him a
Procrastination: Friend or Foe
Our nation has a sense of humor when it comes to procrastination. There is a national holiday called National Procrastination Week, which is in the