Life Skills Blog

April 1st, 2009 | by Lynn | Tags: attitude, Credit card, Emotional Health and Wellbeing, Family, Great Depression, Income, Marriage, Money, Relationships, Savings account 

I found this article that really hit home with me.
How far would we be today if we started out better financially minded?
I hope you enjoy ~Lynn~
By JEFF D. OPDYKE
Sour economies don’t just destroy jobs and wealth. They can tear apart marriages, often because of the debt that couples

March 27th, 2009 | by Lynn | Tags: acceptance, adjusting, Advice, attitude, commitment, Emotional Health and Wellbeing, Family, Frustration, Gary Chapman, Happiness, human behavior, Love, Marriage, Relationships, The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate, understand 

Perhaps you have heard of the book series named The Five Love Languages
How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate by Dr. Gary Chapman.  It has been one of my all time favorite books for

March 23rd, 2009 | by Lynn | Tags: Blood Pressure, Emotional Health and Wellbeing, Forgiveness, Health, Kids and Teens, Quality of life, Relationships 

This is part one in a 3 part series.  My hope is for you to gain some insight for personal growth.
Finding time to fix the broken links in your life is overwhelming and exhausting.  We are not very good of being aware which areas are critical to fix now and which are not so important.  [...]

March 21st, 2009 | by Lynn | Tags: acceptance, adjusting, Anxiety, attitude, Choice, Emotional Health and Wellbeing, Family, Frustration, Happiness, positive, Relationships, self-esteem, Self-help 

I found this great email  in my Inbox and it was so inspiring.  I wish I knew who wrote it so they can be given proper credit.
I hope it inspires you as well!  I try to keep #27 in the forefront of my mind!  Enjoy…
~Lynn~

40 Ways To Live A Better Life
1.Take a 10-30 minute [...]

March 18th, 2009 | by Lynn | Tags: acceptance, adjusting, Advice, Blood Pressure, Frustration, Health, human behavior, Relationships 

Do you know the difference between responding and reacting? Many of us might say they mean the same thing. They really don’t.  They can be described as Peanut Butter and Jelly.  They go together, but