Quote: Zig Ziglar
“The chief cause of failure and unhappiness is trading what you want most for what you want now.” –Zig Ziglar Never is this quote more true than for people who
Kim Olver
February 7, 2009
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Lose the Weight You Want Forever-Part 2
Developing your Weight Loss Plan There are several things to take into account when making a weight loss plan. You must consider your most important needs and be sure to
Kim Olver
February 5, 2009
Lose the Weight You Want Forever-Part 1
I know this is the time of year when there is all kinds of information available about weight loss. If everyone has the information available to him or her, then
Kim Olver
February 3, 2009
Book Review: Choice Parenting
Choice Parenting by Richard Primason, PhD Dr. Primason writes a very compelling book for parents outlining concrete examples of how parents can apply Choice Theory to their parenting practices. His
Kim Olver
February 1, 2009
Parenting Tip
There are three ways we can approach our children. We can do things to them. We can do things for them and we can do things with them. Can you
Kim Olver
January 31, 2009
Parenting Conflict Quote: Wayne Dyer
“Conflict cannot survive without your participation.” — Wayne Dyer This is partly what I am proposing to parents. When you stop participating in the power struggle with your children, the
Kim Olver
January 29, 2009
Parenting: Your Child’s Friends
The following post illustrates a creative, response to when your child wants to do something you may not want them to do. Your Children & Their Friends: I used to
Kim Olver
January 27, 2009
Parenting: Balancing Your Fear with Your Child’s Safety
The following story illustrates how a parent can forbid their child to do something out of fear and the child may find a way to do it anyway without your
Kim Olver
January 25, 2009
Parenting: Your Child’s Appearance
Today I present a situation involving my friend, Denise, and her daughter, Veronica. Veronica is 11 years-old and wanted to have her hair highlighted like all her friends but Denise
Kim Olver
January 24, 2009
