My Attitude Toward Holidays
How do childhood trauma and experience shape our relationships? Let me tell you my own story.
How do childhood trauma and experience shape our relationships? Let me tell you my own story.
Do you put off living and enjoying things until later? I recently caught myself with a mild form of delayed life syndrome.
I see a Gestalt therapist once a week. Through that work it became obvious that my emotional side lags far behind my intellectual one.
For over a year our front door annoyed me. I kept postponing the swap, dreading a messy job — it took two hours. On the cost of delay.
Happiness is having nothing to hide. The more often we act in line with our values, the happier our life turns out to be.
One of the longest marathons of my life. A year ago I thought I'd last a couple of months. It turns out topics and ideas never run out.
What two months without short-form content did to me: a surge of energy, sharper memory, new taste for ordinary things, and the book I'd postponed since 2019.
In family life, what matters most is character, habits, inner values and worldview. Appearance plays a part, but not the deciding one.
When a woman receives plenty of attention, affection and warmth from the man she loves, she gives all those same beautiful things back to him.