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.


 

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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…


 

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.


 

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.


 

Self Esteem Mini-Course (part 6)

Posted in Emotional Intelligence, Life Coaching
by Ronit Baras on April 14th, 2008

Last week, we met Eli, my mechanic, and talked about his checklist for car maintenance, the one he uses before returning each car to its owner. Well, here (at last) is a self-esteem checklist - your very own list of the parts of your self-esteem. When you examine yourself in each of these areas against your own full score (your ideal). You can still drive when the petrol is not on full, but it is much better to drive on a full tank (less worries, less fuel contamination). You can still function if your tyres are not new, but if when they are too worn, you risk skidding and having an accident.


 

Expect to Be a Happy Parent

Posted in Life Coaching, Parenting, Personal Growth, Relationships
by Ronit Baras on April 11th, 2008

One major difference I see between happy parents and unhappy parents is in the gap between their expectations and the fulfilment of their expectations. Basically, if your expectations are high and are not fulfilled, you will be disappointed and unhappy, but if most of your expectations are fulfilled, you will be satisfied and happy.


 

Self Esteem Mini-Course (part 5)

Posted in Life Coaching, Personal Growth
by Ronit Baras on April 7th, 2008

Last month, I sent my car to be serviced. On the front window, my mechanic put a label telling me when to bring the car to him for the next service. When he returned my car, it drove perfectly, quietly, smoothly, swiftly and without any black smoke coming out of the exhaust pipe.

People are a lot like cars. We function well, smoothly and at full speed when we take good care of ourselves. When we neglect ourselves, we feel bad, rejected and frustrated and our performance suffers. Whereas cars need servicing every 10,000km, people need it roughly every week (10,000 minutes), so take care of yourself at least once a week to feel fresh and shiny.


 

Teen Birthday Parties - Who Needs Them Anyway?

Posted in Parenting, Personal Growth, Teens
by Ronit Baras on March 27th, 2008

It was the third birthday our daughter had refused to celebrate with friends. For her 17th birthday, she invited a couple of girls to go out for a movie. For her 18th birthday, she spent the day crying because it was her grandmother’s funeral (and her dad was away to attend). When she approached her 19th birthday, we had the same discussions about a party all over again.

When I was kid, most of the kids wanted to have a party, at least on their birthdays. Only the “rich” kids could have parties every year. Some rare kids had parties more than once a year and those were obviously the most popular.


 

Let Go of Your Bananas!

Posted in Life Coaching, Personal Growth
by Ronit Baras on March 20th, 2008

Letting go of limiting beliefs is one of the most challenging things in the process of change. There are many bananas out there, far better and tastier. If you find one that is not good for you, notice the cage, slowly let go and slide your hand out to freedom.


 
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