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Why Bother Reconsidering?
By Terese Luikens | Jun 13, 2024 | Family, Learning, Mental Health
It is during our formative years that we first get a taste for the things in life. Parents introduce their offspring to certain foods, styles of clothing and music, various genres of books, forms of entertainment, family traditions as well as matters of faith and religion. Then, as adults, we have the choice to consider…
Read More → Why Bother Remaining Steady?
By Terese Luikens | Jun 11, 2024 | Family, Mental Health
My Grandma Weber led an orderly life. Without a doubt, she was not one to be easily distracted or one who went off course. And though the evening news may have described the world around her as going to hell in a hand basket, Grandma’s feathers never ruffled under duress. Calm in the Storm…
Read More → Why Bother Not Fretting?
By Terese Luikens | Jun 9, 2024 | Faith
When my father was alive, I didn’t fret too much as a child. Instead, I naturally relied on him for everything I needed. Besides the basics of food, clothing and shelter, Dad gave me tender tending with cuddle times on his lap and lots of hugs to reassure me that all was well even when…
Read More → Why Bother Considering Our Perspectives?
By Terese Luikens | Jun 7, 2024 | Communication, Family, Relationships
Perspective is the evaluation of an event or problem according to a particular way of viewing them. Alone, my perspective is limited to what I see, think, know and believe. But, when I share my perspective with another person, I invite them to help me enlarge my way of looking at something. Squaring up the…
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