I believe the best way to deal with toxic people is to not deal with them at all; to avoid them. In some cases it may not be an option, but more often than not, it is. This is why I encourage you to really think about the options you truly have with every toxic person in your...
Conversely, if you don’t have to interact with your boss daily, focus on protecting your energy. Imagine there’s clear glass between you and the hateful person. Whatever they spew your way, can’t get to you. Wrap yourself in energetic bubble wrap. Since it’s all their issue anyway,...
Try one simple thing like hanging up your clothes so you don’t have a cleaner’s expense or getting the whole family to pitch in with cleaning the kitchen at the end of each meal. What if you don’t know HOW To get organized? Maybe you do have the time, but you just don’t kno...
it has more to do with the individual holding the hateful feelings than the one who is the target of them. That said, it could also be that the other party has some grounds to dislike you. If you truly don’t know why they might feel this way, it could be worth...
By Christine Field November 05, 2024 Family Some of us moms have a problem with our attachment to our children, to the point where the bond can become unhealthy. Can we love our children but not let their choices or behavior make us crazy? Is some detachment actually a good idea? Is ...
This is important, as it is hard for media, politicians and legal authorities to know how to deal with hateful and discriminating expressions online without a sense of how the senders of such comments think. As will become apparent, their understanding as protectors of the truth presents a real...
just respect them (and pray for them to do God’s will). Can you fathom the worldwide impact if everyone simply respected authority? 2. Realize “different” is not “bad” or “wrong”. I dare to bet you have a few close friends and family members who feel differently than you do ...
I had already been thinking about the Oslo peace process failing, 9/11, the white supremacist case and then, after Itamar, I said, ‘I need to write about this because the news reports aren’t talking about why these people are doing these hateful acts of violence.’” ...
believe that Black basketball players should be less able to deal with pressure, this is a theoretical possibility since life experiences that may affect one’s susceptibility to crowd pressure and in turn athletic performance may correlate with one’s upbringing and family background (Kocher et al...
They were just awful, and in the presence of all family members, too, who continually pretended they neither heard or saw what they said and did. I can tell by just this one peek inside a part of your life that things have been just as complicated and severe, things that date way ...