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Introducing Tantrum Club
Time to throw a tantrum! Ever since many generations ago women have been told to be polite, ladylike, calm and collected and to rise above and push through in the midst of every struggle. But what is pushing through? Some people are content to spend hours rationalising whether their anger, frustration or sadness is constructive in their attempts […]
Read MoreAre You Holding on to Divorce Suffering?
Many of us have a moral dilemma with divorce. Do we take the steps to move on or stay stuck and suffer? For some, moving on may feel wrong. Consider the fact that if you are stay stuck in your pain, something else is going on. Take a look at this video, and feel free […]
Read MoreHow Lack of Concentration Kills our Ability to Focus
How do you stay focused in an era of multiple distractions? We are living in an era of an information overload. There are vast varieties of technology everywhere we look, so much that it has become essential to one’s survival — or so it sometimes seems. An average employee receives thousands of interruptions every day, from instant […]
Read MoreHow Listening to Music Can Help Healing
The magic of music Music is defined as “the art or science of combining vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) to produce beauty of form, harmony and expression of emotion.” Music is an incredible part of life that is quite often not recognised for its true potential and value. According to an article on Mail Online, […]
Read MoreHandling Finances Whilst Dealing With Your Divorce
Introducing Dennis Hall Dennis Hall is a leading Life Financial Planner, one of only a handful of Kinder Institute accredited Registered Life Planners. Alongside financial planning, Dennis helps his clients to discover and articulate goals and aspirations more clearly. Dennis can then tailor financial strategies to help his clients attain them. He shares some basics on managing […]
Read MoreYou Are Stronger Than You Think!
Strength in struggle As illustrated, finding your strength and realising your attributes are found through the struggles and pain in life, not when things are easy and you feel you’re at your strongest. It is through the weak moments that you learn and become stronger because of those circumstances. A bag of tea may look exactly the […]
Read MoreIt’s Never Too Late to Find The One
Jane Fonda on sex and intimacy The former fitness guru Jane Fonda, 74, recently revealed that she has been having the best sex of her life in the last few years. Jane — who has been married three times — said she and her partner, Richard Perry, who she first met 40 years ago, had discovered […]
Read MoreYou Cannot Solve a Problem with the Same Thinking that Got You There
Ever been stuck in a situation or a problem but not know how to get out of it? Life throws us lots of different hurdles and hiccups along the way. People disappoint us; we disappoint ourselves. But our biggest mistake is not that we made the mistake in the first place. Our past can determine who […]
Read MoreTrying to Score Against Your Ex vs Focusing on Winning the Overall Game
Chess is a game of strategy and tactics. It’s a game in which you take out your opponents pieces until you capture them all and then attack their king. This is in no way what break ups or divorce should ever be about; yet sadly enough it is the reality of so many couples today. […]
Read MoreDeath vs. Divorce: Why is there more shame around divorce?
A question of compassion I stumbled across an interesting question recently when someone asked, “Why don’t people show the same compassion towards divorce as they do to death?” That question is on a very fine line between right or wrong; yet it is nonetheless a question that can present a variety of different views when […]
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