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Why Anger Is the Part of You That Loves You the Most

Anger is the part of you that loves you the most. When we teach our clients the chapter “learning to be angry” we want them to understand that anger is a beautiful emotion that indicates that our boundaries are being crossed or our values not respected. Most of us have learned as a child that […]

Building Health Through Strength, Cardio, and Recovery

Being Healthy Is a Choice and a Long-Term Investment Health is built through consistent choices over time. As we age, the real question is not whether we grow older, but how capable and resilient we remain as we do. What we can do later in life is largely shaped by how we care for our […]

What specific fears hold you back?

To answer a questions like this you must take time to reflect and go “inwards”. The answer to this question can be a revelation and the push you need when you feel stuck in life. However, you must be willing to set time aside for yourself, to think, feel and reflect. Not something most people […]

Understanding Hidden Shame

I am not defective, I am misunderstood. One of the hardest emotions to identify is “shame”. When we dive deeper into this -so often misunderstood- emotion, our clients hardly ever realize that under their sadness, anger or anxiety, lies shame. Shame is very hidden by nature. When we are in a state of shame, we […]

The power of deep thinking

Ever find yourself lost in thought, pondering the deeper aspects of life? If you embrace deep thinking it can transform your life in profound ways. Life’s meaning & purpose: Deep thinking allows you to reflect on your life’s purpose and meaning. Understanding what truly matters helps you to align your actions with your values, which […]

Becoming the Adult You Needed as a Child

“The most dangerous kids are adults!” I often warn my kids. Especially those adults who have never learned to look at themselves and subconsciously repeat all the mistake their parents made. To become mature and whole we need to be aware of the patterns in our behavior. Have the courage to look at the mistakes […]