“Loneliness is the biggest reason folks are in therapy,” says my psychiatrist friend at a party.
She told me this after I asked her what maladies are haunting her clients today.
“Loneliness is tops,” she said.
“How old are your clients?”
“From 25 to early 40s. Some are in their 50s.”
So, we chatted about three life-changing ideas for loneliness.
Continue Reading “How loneliness flees by weaving through this path” The worst mess in our lives can be reversed into our greatest victory.
Disgraced Civil War general, Lew Wallace, turned a surprise encounter with the leading atheist of the 19th century into a best selling novel and inspired the greatest Easter movie ever.
Simplify your life today and skip the ad attacks from hell.
Instead of being sucked into “you’re not good enough” or “you don’t have enough,” simplify by not overthinking anything.
Start with three common obsessions.
How about nuclear strength for the 40-watt moments in your life?
Grab this life saver for extra strength whenever needed.
Continue Reading “How to connect riveting strength to a 40-watt life” Bridge Over Troubled Water, the celebrated song by Simon & Garfunkel, is a compass.
Whatever you’re trying to find, look for . . .
. . . and you will thrive over troubled water.
Untold millions recall the song’s August 1970 release as it inspires hope.
Last Christmas, our family watched the CBS special, Homeward Bound: A Grammy Salute to the Songs of Paul Simon.
We found three treasures in what Stevie Wonder calls “one of the most beautiful songs ever written.”
Continue Reading “Cross this bridge and thrive over troubled waters”