Sarcasm - The Weapon of Helplessness

Posted in Kids/Children, Parenting, Relationships
by Gal Baras on May 27th, 2008

Sarcasm is the weapon of disempowered people, who use information to regain some of their missing feeling of control. To find out when you are using sarcasm in your life and overcome it, here are some things you can do…


 

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The Business Called "Life"

Posted in Life Coaching, Personal Growth
by Ronit Baras on May 15th, 2008

It is amazing how many people struggle with life. Life has become so hectic and difficult for most people that many can only focus on what is going to happen today, tomorrow, next month and maybe, only maybe, next year.


 

My kids don’t eat the food I make. What should I do?

Posted in Ask Ronit, Health & Wellbeing, Kids/Children, Parenting
by Ronit Baras on March 13th, 2008

Kids’ eating habits are very important for parents and it is very frustrating to prepare food and find out your kids do not like it.

If you look at this issue from an emotional point of view, it has to do with control. Your kids are exercising control over what and when they eat, while you try to keep that control. Once you look at it this way, though, the solution is simple.


 

7 Easy Secrets of Behaviour Management

Posted in Education & Learning, Emotional Intelligence, Kids/Children, Parenting
by Ronit Baras on January 16th, 2008

Behaviour management seems to be a big part of parenting. Parents struggle with their kids’ behaviour over their entire parenting “career”.

Many times, I have been asked if I had a “magic formula” to solve behavioural problems and I always say that behaviour management is not fixing behavioural problems but preventing them from happening.

The difference between fixing a problem and preventing it is the difference between a proactive mindset and a reactive one. When I need to fix a problem, I become “The Fire Brigade” and start putting out fires and that is no fun, because I am then controlled by the circumstances or the people around me (the kids).


 

Happiness!

Posted in Life Coaching, Parenting, Personal Growth
by Ronit Baras on June 25th, 2007

During the holiday season, when people sum up the last year and get ready for the new year, we wish them a special wish of happiness. A simple, but the ultimate wish.

During the holidays, when the shops are full of people buying presents to each other, with much love and care, it is the best time to ask why.

Why do we buy things for each other? Why do we pay an expensive flight ticket to celebrate with the family? Why do we diet before a get together?
Deep inside, we all know that the reason we buy things, get together with family, diet or clean the carpet is our desire for good, happy feelings.


 
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