You may run into people who want to “help” others to change. They can spend a great amount of time and energy to take care of their fixer upper person.  This at the surface may be very noble.

Sometimes directing our energies to help others may not be in the highest good of anyone (distraction from helping self).  If we think that we are so special and unique that nobody should question us, then it requires we be considerate of others the same way!  What if the people we think we are…

Have you ever thought that you needed “something” to be happy, productive, or liked and then realized that was not true?

Advertisements love to define what happiness means for us by constantly re-enforcing images of happy people who “have” new gadgets and “take” new medications.  We consistently allow such programming at our subconscious level if we watch TV, listen to radio or read.

Think of the words “happy”, “successful”, “fulfilled” and “healthy”.  What images come to you? …