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Latest Articles
How to End a Relationship the Right Way
Published 28 July, 2009 | Relationship Advice
To end a relationship is a big decision, worsened by that heart-sinking feeling of knowing you have to tell them. The actual thought of breaking the news to your soon-to-be-ex can make you feel anxious, even terrified. Sometimes it seems easier to continue with what isn’t working than to ‘upset the applecart’. But if the relationship isn’t right for you, then, ultimately, it’s not right for them either, and the longer an unfulfilling relationship continues, the less chance we have of finding better, happier relationships.
How to Think Big
Published 28 July, 2009 | Thinking Skills
“Why limit yourself?” The old man looked at me unwaveringly. He was a client I’d helped hypnotically control his blood pressure. He had shown a great deal of interest in my therapy business. “Think big, Mark! Why only see eight people a week when you can teach one hundred, a thousand others to do what you do who could, in turn, each see eight troubled souls a week? 8,000 people a week!”
7 Energising Exercise Motivation Tips
Published 28 July, 2009 | Exercise and Fitness
The following are motivation tips that work for me (and for many of my clients who need to exercise). If you need exercise motivation, they’ll help you, too.
Flirting Tips Made Simple
Published 28 July, 2009 | Dating Advice
She was out of – no, infinitely beyond – my league. In fact, my team should scrap thoughts of ever being in any league again. She radiated gorgeousness, a knowing blend of Marilyn Monroe and Grace Kelly (both of whom would have been dimmed by her radiance). Alabaster skin, curves like the Amazon, and a smile that lit the bar like a prison flashlight. But could it be true? She was smiling at me!
How to Control Your Anger
Published 24 July, 2009 | Stress Reduction
It used to be thought that it was ’healthy‘ to express anger – to ’let it all out,’ so as to prevent the damage it would do you if you ’bottled it all up.’ But modern research into health and mortality has found that extreme anger is just as damaging to the heart and immune function if it is released as it is if you keep it in.
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