Love Life: How to raise your standards, find your person and live happily (no matter what)
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Love Life: How to raise your standards, find your person and live happily (no matter what)
If our confidence is dependent on everything going well, we’ll inevitably find ourselves in a fragile position somewhere along the line.
And ex-President George W. Bush may have retroactively won a few votes when he started devoting himself to painting sensitive portraits of veterans and immigrants.
A woman who’d been to a party at her CrossFit gym mentioned that four of the five women she’d met there, ages thirty-two to forty, had frozen their eggs.
you can, and will, feel this way again, so long as you are willing to part ways with the previously fixed story you’d been telling yourself about what the old person represented.
Did we ever have a clean slate? We started out with the mess our parents handed down to us, some of which we’ll surely pass on, nearly unchanged, to the next generation.
Thank you to my advisor, friend, and CEO Dan Hyde.
What our ego wants, and what our heart needs, are often two very different things.
The right person is both right and ready.
I had a client, Randall, who came to me after working for a narcissist for many years. His boss, Mark, lied to him on a pathological scale, broke promises, abused his time and goodwill, manipulated him into thinking that he was incapable of working anywhere else, convincing him that staying was in his