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Good morning SLAYER! An apology can be the super glue of life, it can repair just about anything. New blog goes up Sunday, until then… SLAY on!
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Good morning SLAYER! An apology can be the super glue of life, it can repair just about anything. New blog goes up Sunday, until then… SLAY on!
Read More Slay SayGood morning SLAYER! Don’t let a bad situation change your inner goodness. New blog goes up Tuesday, until then… SLAY on!
Read More Slay SayHow often, when we meet someone new, do we sit them down and share all of the terrible events of our past, how we were wronged, times we were a victim and just how difficult live has been for us thus far? Those stories or events from our past have become our narrative and what […]
Read More Someone Doesn’t Need To Feel Sorry For You To Love YouWhen I finally found the courage to ask for help, I was told I was going to need to get rigorously honest with myself to get well. Even thought those words seemed scary to me I was at such a low I was willing to do anything, so I of course agreed and set out […]
Read More You Can’t Mend If You Bend The TruthThere is no going back. No way to erase our past, make different choices, take different action. The past is, well, the past, it is what it is. Before stepping on this path I used the stories from my past to back up the narrative that I wanted to tell, that I was a victim. […]
Read More You Can’t Change The Past, But You Can Change How It Affects YouGood morning SLAYER! The two most powerful words you can share with someone are, I’m sorry. Whether you have something to be sorry about or not, truly listening to another person and sincerely offering an “I’m sorry,” is one of the most beautiful gifts you can give someone else. New blog goes up Friday, until […]
Read More Slay SayOK, we’ve all said it when we didn’t really mean it, when it would make us look good, we wanted something, or just wanted someone to go away, but, sorry isn’t good enough, even if we do mean it, what we need to do is amend the behavior that caused the incident in the first […]
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