Not knowing why, having to trust that things will work out in a senseless situation seems impossible. We often become certain that if we had an explanation for our challenges, then we could accept their losses. But maybe knowing everything would actually hinder everything…
There is a certain release that comes with speaking about your insecurities. Whether you are or worried about how to eat apples with braces, it’s important to remember that there are other people feeling just as insecure as you – about the same things!
We’re human, therefore we have all been hurt by someone in our lives. And when that happens, what action do we take next? Usually, not the best one.
Are you free? While this may be a simple question, the response to this question will be very complex. But in actuality, freedom is available to us at any moment. We just have to be willing to go after it and to keep it present in our lives.
Today’s young adults have more opportunities open to them than ever before. Yet, somehow these same young adults often are unhappy or confused by all these choices. But one scientist is suggesting that some faulty wiring in the brain is provoking this problem.
Expiration dates provide us with more than a notification of when to get rid of things. Expiration dates can also do something else: they liberate us! Imagine what would happen to us if we apply the same idea to our emotions. Imagine how free we can become! Columnist Lisa Cypers Kamen explains it all.
