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4 Steps to a Good Apology
Time doesn’t heal all wounds. Here is how to address what still nags at you, and to finally right those long-standing hurts.
5 Core Practices for More Meaningful Conversations
Here are five core practices you can start using today to improve your communication.
5 Gifts of Listening With Empathy
Listening with empathy allows you to deepen your relationships with loved ones and strangers alike.
5 Qualities to Build in Yourself Before Committing
Everyone wants to be loved, especially romantically. But before committing to a romantic relationship, commit to yourself.
5 Ways to Resolve Anger in Quarantine
Feeling angry and cagey in lockdown with your partner? Here are 5 methods to (resolving) the madness.
70 Affirmations for Love
So the honeymoon is over? Use these 70 affirmations to love your partner then, now, and forever—no matter what may come.
8 Ways Humor Hurts Relationships
When it comes to humor in relationships, the purer our intentions, the kinder our hearts, and the more conscious our words, the better results we will get.
As God is My Witness and Buddha is my Publicist
My spiritual practice teaches me that we are all one. But my public relations work calls me to pitch stories of Hero vs. Villain, Us vs. Them, David vs. Goliath. All the experts ou…
Book Review: Tell Me More
Forget reviewing this book; after reading it, I had the urge to call the author and invite her over. I’d pour us some sauvignon blanc and blare the Richard Thompson and we’d toast …
Book Review: You’re Not Listening
The New York Time’s Kate Murphy attempts to help us rediscover the lost art of listening in her new book.
Calling All Warrior Goddess Women! It’s Time to Speak Your Truth
Learning to speak your truth is a lifelong practice.
Communicate to Reduce Stress, Anxiety, and Insomnia
The language we use when we speak to ourselves makes a profound difference in how we feel. These tools can help ease you to a calmer state.
Finding Joy with Those Who Don't Think Like You
The two of us have been digging in to reconcile the differences between us for 15 years. What are we digging into? The thick, rich, confusing soil of the different ways we think, experience, and understand the world.
For Love That Lasts
Couples who have celebrated their golden anniversary share tips for a marriage that goes the distance.
