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Why Bother Learning Something New?
By Terese Luikens | | Health, Mental Health
Why Bother Learning Something New? Most everyone is born with a capacity to learn. Though we start out as babblers, crawlers and droolers, with normal development we gain the ability to speak words in coherent sentences, walk upright and swallow our saliva instead of allowing it to pool in our mouths. Learning by watching others,…
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By Terese Luikens | | Family, Relationships
Why Bother Nurturing Ties That Bind? The day I held my first born son, I had no idea what the future held for him or for me. The role as a mother and a parent was and still is, at times, a mystery. But over the years, one thing has become clear and that is…
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Why Bother Growing Your Emotional Intelligence?
By Terese Luikens | | Communication, Listening, Mental Health, Relationships
Why Bother Growing Your Emotional Intelligence? My mother had a funny way of offering advice to me. Oftentimes, she would cautiously open my bedroom door where I sequestered myself during my teen years, and set a newspaper article on my dresser. Like “Thing” from Adam’s Family, her hand would slide through the crack in the…
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Why Bother Thinking of Birth Order?
By Terese Luikens | | Family, Humor, Relationships
Why Bother Thinking About Birth Order? If we were not born an only child, then we have an assigned birth order and some would say, a particular personality because of it. This idea may be true, or it may be a fallacy, depending upon whose research you read and believe. From my observational data, I…
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