Let's define an "impossible person" as a person who seems unwilling or unable to cooperate with you in some way that feels important to you. From your perspective, cooperating with you makes perfectly obvious sense. But this other person seems impervious to your arguments, inflexible in his or ... Views: 5657
Patience is faith in the time something takes. Patience is faith in living in the present moment, without pushing or forcing anything to happen. Patience is accepting things as they are, but this requires some clarification.
Things are not the way you think things are. People are not who you ... Views: 5538
When you use feelings of disappointment to manipulate someone into giving you your way, you program yourself to relate with your experience as a defeat. This costs you your freedom.
There is really nothing wrong with your situation. The present offers you every opportunity. But you bind ... Views: 3138
There are good reasons why parents seek alternatives to saying “No” to their children.
One is that saying “No” often makes some parents feel that that they are being too negative.
If this is your parenting issue with “No”, try instead to inform your child of the reason why, and of what he ... Views: 1544
When an adult regards a child's behavior as disruptive, disrespectful, or defiant, the adult commonly complains, "That child needs more discipline." How rare is it that one will say, "That child needs more understanding." Sometimes more firmness may indeed be in order, but even then the ... Views: 1268
A typical parenting challenge that causes many parents frustration can be expressed in the following question: "What do you do when you want your child to do something, and he responds with: 'I don't care', or 'I can do whatever I want to do', or 'I am not going to my room', or 'try to catch ... Views: 1006