My Princess and Me
My precious 2 1/2-year-old now dons a shiny lavender purse and is obsessed with all things sparkly and shiny. Despite my own history, I had dreaded the moment my baby would show interest in tiaras and tulle.
Think of the body as an energy system: the less fuel needed to keep our muscles tight and ready to run, the more that is available for other body functions -- such as the brain.
My precious 2 1/2-year-old now dons a shiny lavender purse and is obsessed with all things sparkly and shiny. Despite my own history, I had dreaded the moment my baby would show interest in tiaras and tulle.
When little Jericho refused to quit and took the mound last week, the opposing team forfeited. They just packed up and left the field. This is an entirely wrong lesson to teach kids.
Since our actions are based on our attitude towards any given situation, attitude must be considered one of the key ingredients for success, not just in business but in recovery, relationships and life in general.
Anxiety helps put pressure on women to have babies now, at whatever age -- along with the recent highly politicized decreases in access to birth control, especially for younger women.
We in the autism community asked Hillary to recognize us. And she did. Yet again.
The 600-pound gorilla of college rankings may have to overhaul its law school rankings because law schools have figured out how to play the game better than the magazine that dreamed up the rules in the first place.
We don't get true insight into the psychological dynamics that define the marriage, let alone into either of the individuals who make up the union.
When Sen. Paul Wellstone died, his attempts to bring recognition and, no pun intended, sanity to mental health coverage died with him.
As a coach I am observing this is a growing trend for successful working women. Female executives drive themselves as hard if not harder than their male counterparts.
To find business leaders who've owned up to having ADHD, it's easiest to look at people who have already arrived in the winner's circle.
Life doles out events that force the issues of unpredictability and personal growth, opening wide with all sorts of experiences that force us to reach into our own depths for wisdom.
Lately, I've been pondering the enormous challenges that face orthodox parents as they struggle to raise their kids. Is it really supposed to be this complicated?