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Why Bother Receiving Advice?
By Terese Luikens | | Communication, Health, Listening, Mental Health, Relationships
Why Bother Receiving Advice? I am quick to give counsel, and a little slower to accept it. Yet, both are necessary in our personal and professional lives. Without the exchange of giving and receiving guidance and instruction, our relationships grow lopsided. But not only that we will be inclined to develop into big headed and…
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Why Bother Making a Great Day?
By Terese Luikens | | Health, Mental Health
Why Bother Making a Great Day? Growing up in a large household was chaotic at times. But Dad always brought order into our lives. He was a business manager and understood how to direct, command, and oversee employees as well as his children. One thing he instilled in us was to always be ready for…
Read More Why Bother Learning from Getting Lost?
By Terese Luikens | | Humor, Learning
Why Bother Learning From Getting Lost? I am directionally challenged which means I get lost easily. I’ve gone around circles while driving through cities, shopping in a mall, as well as hiking through the woods. My personal experiences with loss of direction have lasted for as short as an hour, to as long as a…
Read More Why Bother Pinpointing Emotions?
By Terese Luikens | | Learning, Listening, Mental Health
Why Bother Pinpointing Emotions? It is vital to our mental wellness to admit to how we feel. When we own up to our interior emotions then we can begin to preside over our exterior actions. Getting to Know Our Emotions When we begin to take note of our feelings— grumpy,…
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