Self Esteem Mini Course (part 9)

Posted in Relationships, Success & Wealth
by Ronit Baras on May 12th, 2008

Communication is an important part of everyone’s life and conflicts are inevitable. No two people react the same way to all situations. If you choose the aggressive approach, either physical or verbal, you risk the relationship, but if you choose the passive approach, you risk the relationship too.

An assertive approach from both parties can contribute a lot to the communication and the relationship between the two parties.

Here are 32 techniques that will get you to act assertively in now time…


 

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Save Your Marriage (part 3)

Posted in Focus On The Family, Relationships
by Ronit Baras on May 8th, 2008

People who are happily married are a good source of inspiration to couples who struggle so let’s try to learn from those who have been in “the business” of marriage for a long time.


 

Self Esteem Mini Course (part 8)

Posted in Parenting, Personal Growth, Success & Wealth
by Ronit Baras on May 7th, 2008

I heard about assertiveness long before I knew what it meant, at a time when I did not express myself much. The fear of rejection was so huge that I was willing to suffer a lot for it. Just today, I talked about a problem I had on my vocal cord. Since I was really young (age 5-6) I had a huge polyp on my vocal cord and when I spoke, I had to take a deep breath to get enough air for 2 or 3 words.


 

Pandora’s Box

Posted in Emotional Intelligence, Success & Wealth
by Ronit Baras on May 2nd, 2008

I think if you scanned people’s brain, you would find that their brain is busy, busy, busy, thinking about the dishes, the bills, the alarm clock and shopping with only small breaks for planning next month’s birthday party. Most people are in survival mode. When I ask about next year or what is going to happen in ten years, they look at me as if I fell from the sky.


 

5 Common Parenting Mistakes

Posted in Kids/Children, Parenting, Relationships, Teens
by Ronit Baras on April 29th, 2008

Here are 5 things parents do a lot, which invariably get them into trouble with their kids, and a good solution for each of them. Regardless of your parenting style, these tips are worth remembering and implementing at home.


 

100 Things I Want to Do in My Lifetime

Posted in Personal Growth, Success & Wealth
by Ronit Baras on April 28th, 2008

Every person dreams about extreme happiness, a time when we do only the things we want, spend most of our time with the people we love the most, have the money to give ourselves everything we want, are at the peak of our health and our life is perfect.


 

Save Your Marriage (part 1)

Posted in Focus On The Family, Relationships
by Ronit Baras on April 24th, 2008

Soon, Gal and I are going to celebrate our 28 years of our life together. Every year that passes, we get more and more requests for our relationship program from people who are considering divorce. The good news is that they look for solutions before they “turn off the light and send the actors home”. The bad news is they are in an emotional turmoil and are very very unhappy.


 

Sleep Over All Year

Posted in Kids/Children, Relationships
by Ronit Baras on April 23rd, 2008

During school holidays, the younger kids (now 12 and 6) wanted to sleep over in Eden’s room. They took mattresses, their special blankets and pillows, migrated to her room and left their room empty and bare. Eden was happy for them to join the party …


 

34 Life Lessons I Have Learned

Posted in Personal Growth
by Ronit Baras on April 22nd, 2008

I have learned that life is short. You never know when will be the last day of your life. If there is anything you know you will regret not doing or saying, do it or say it now!


 

Hugging Babies is Not Enough

Posted in Emotional Intelligence, Kids/Children, Parenting, Teens
by Ronit Baras on April 21st, 2008

Last week, after posting Self Esteem Mini-Course (part 6), I got this comment from Chuck Bluestein referring to his post called What Causes a Lack of Self-Esteem in Americans. According to Chuck, the lack of physical touch in infants is the source of the problem.


 
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