When it comes to searching for your soul mate, you can pay a steep price not only in time but in emotional distress.
I normally talk about the pain of staying in the wrong relationship by saying;
The pain of
Do you fully understand the fundamentals of dating?
It’s not difficult. In fact, it’s pretty basic.
The longer I coach, the more I recognize a pattern in a healthy dating life. There are 5 basic components in all great relationships.
When it comes to dating and relationships, it seems that common sense flies right out the window!
Your emotions take over and that’s when bad decisions are made.
Why does this happen?
It happens for a number of reasons. It
When was the last time you were in a relationship and didn’t get emotionally involved? Even if that relationship only lasted for a few weeks, odds are you were already developing emotional ties to them.
When we start dating someone
What exactly does that mean? I see this Facebook status and it always makes me wonder what kind of relationship they actually have.
Are they in love with someone that’s married? Are they in love with someone that’s abusive or
Holiday Season…the loneliest time of the year!
I’ve been asked to share some ideas about this time of year, the holiday season. The time from Thanksgiving through New Year’s is typically the loneliest time of year for most people,
We’re designed for connection!
Our need for connection to other people, not just romantically, but in everyday life is the way God designed us. We all need to be connected to other people. In general, we need to have a
Recently a woman reached out to me for advice and had this to say. “I have had several nice men to date but I’m not sure if any are right for me. I truly need help!”
She went on to
Recently I did a very unscientific survey of my followers on Facebook. The overwhelming number of responses came from women.
The answer options were Yes, No, or It depends. The responses were exactly evenly split. One third Yes, one third
Recently I was having a conversation with a woman that had lost her husband within the past couple of years. She asked, “How do I have a different relationship after having my everything?” This struck me as a very profound