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Going through a divorce can really stir up emotions like margaritas in a blender. But if you’re going to be the best parent for your kids, you need to turn the blender off and learn how to keep your cool.

In the first few years of being divorced, we find that our emotions go through huge vacillations. One minute you’re a calm, kind loving parent - maybe a little overindulgent - and the next minute you have no patience or tolerance for the kids you truly love because now you’re irritated. It’s a huge flip flop, and it’s probably something you ought to consider getting under control, because while it might be normal, in the end it isn’t productive for either you or your children. You only get one chance to raise them right.

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Children don’t always develop at a steady pace. They may make great strides and then slip back a few paces. Understanding the process can help.

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Are you thinking about getting remarried? Make sure you’re doing it for the right reasons…

Remarrying is a big decision. The good news is that 75% of divorced people do remarry. The bad news is that at least 60% of those remarriages will end in a re-divorce.

Not being ready to remarry is one of the biggest problems I see with my coaching clients. Today, lets look at one of the ways you can KNOW you’re not ready.

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Now that you have decided to start your own home based business, how are you going to manage your home business or work.  Project management is a very important skill for the home based business entrepreneur. Yet, most if…

Now that you have decided to start your own home based business, how are you going to manage your home business or work.  Project management is a very important skill for the home based business entrepreneur. Yet, most if not all home business entrepreneurs are untrained project managers, managing a business. Think about how cool that is. My advice to you is if you’re managing a , you’ll be well on your way to increasing your income while reducing your stress and work hours.

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Relationship coaches tell us that Jealousy is related to two emotions–fear and anger. These feelings can prompt us to do things which destroy our relationships.  You can learn to cope with jealousy in a positive, relationship-enhancing way.

Relationship coaches tell us that Jealousy is related to two emotions–fear and anger. Fear of losing what we have and anger at whoever seems to be threatening to take it from us. In a society such as ours where the opportunity for cheating is ever present, it is jealous behavior which is the biggest threat to our relationships.

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