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People often ask me if I use my own tools. I do. That is why I wrote DIY Conflict Resolution. I know firsthand that the tools work. When I feel myself getting twisted up about a relationship or issue, …
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Most people have heard the term third eye before. Even if you haven't heard that your mind has an invisible eye that helps you perceive concepts beyond ordinary sight, you might have heard of the …
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Many business experts will encourage you to write a book to increase your credibility and visibility. Of course, self-publishing businesses also want you to write one because that's what makes them …
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When I left my prior law firm, I didn't have much of a plan. There had been hints of the firm's instability for months, but I was loyal and committed to turning things around. I liked the work, and I …
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It's not easy keeping a business running smoothly for nearly 20 years, but I'll reach that milestone in June. Because of this, I am often asked for success tips. Below are some answers to some of the …
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Happy Holidays! Is it okay that I didn't say Merry Christmas? What is the "true meaning of Christmas"? According to whom? These are the questions that often arise at this time of year. They arise for …
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(Updated from 05/21/2018) I get sucked into the Internet and news abyss, too. A “quick check” for a Facebook status from an ill family member turns into 10 minutes (or more) of watching cats in …
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(Originally posted 01/08/2021) I am from a non-traditional, sometimes dysfunctional family. My mother was only a few months short of her 40th birthday when she gave birth to me in 1969. She was …
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I sometimes take unpopular positions. That's part of being a lawyer, but it's also an effective way of learning what is in our blind spots. As I re-read and updated this post again, as I do each year, …
When I was asked by NBC News' Nicole Spector how parents can mend broken relationships with their grown children, I was still grieving the loss of my mother. Yet I continued working. It gave me …
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