How to Overcome Fear by Taking Risks
by Kimberley Cohen
Often people don’t take risks because of fear of rejection, judgment, failing, making a mistake, being wrong, or fear of the outcome not being as expected or afraid of how things might turn out.
Yet taking a gamble is how to overcome worries, indecision’s, and problems and transmute them into love, healing, action, and possibilities.
How Your Attitude Can Impact Your Life
by Kimberley Cohen
Why is it that some people can look on the bright side of things while others seem to be stuck in perpetuating negative thoughts, anxiety, doubts, and situations and they they have a difficult time seeing the positive or give up before they even try?
What separates the two types of people isn’t the person or the situation, but rather their way of thinking.
Posted on July 27th, 2010 by Kim and
filed under General
How to Heal Painful Memories
by Kimberley Cohen
If you were to ask someone what their best and worst memories are/were, most people could probably tell you, and in detail.
Although we like to focus on the ones that are happy, fun, exciting, and loving, there may be others that we would like to forget, yet somehow can’t.
Maybe it’s the loss of a loved one, or being treated poorly by someone, or being abused physically or emotionally, being in an accident, seeing something that was disturbing, losing a job, etc.
For some individuals, these traumatic experiences replay in their minds like they were yesterday, and for others, they become triggered by day to day experiences.
Posted on July 13th, 2010 by Kim and
filed under General
At one time or another, maybe even right, now you are dealing with or have dealt with someone that wasn’t overly pleasant whether to you, another person, or perhaps rattling on about a situation that has them all riled up.
How do you handle negative people?
Do you put on your running shoes and make a mad dash? Hide behind your desk? Try to stay clear of them, or avoid them all together?
Do you sometimes find yourself or your mood changing when you are around them? Maybe you become frustrated, impatient, angry, or you try to change their minds or moods with little or no success.
Often people don’t take risks because of fear of rejection, judgment, failing, making a mistake, being wrong, or fear of the outcome not being as expected or afraid of how things might turn out.
If you were to ask someone what their best and worst memories are/were, most people could probably tell you, and in detail.
