Tag Archives: vulnerability
You Go First: Heroic Relationship Change
Do you know the number one killer of relationship change and growth in my practice? It’s when both partners say, in some fashion: “I’ll change when he/she changes.” Think about this for a minute. What’s the likely outcome of this … Continue reading
Posted in Hitch Fix, Relationships, The Change Process
Tagged change, couples, Relationships, vulnerability
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I’m Ba . . . ack! (In The Writing Saddle)
Yes (sigh), I took a little break. Okay, I took a long break. It all started during Lent when I went on a time-consuming cleanse diet and found I needed to 86 just about every other responsibility in my life … Continue reading
Posted in Out Of My Mind, Writing
Tagged Authenticity, communication, community, habits, vulnerability, writing
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Here Be Dragons (And Monsters)
Halloween approaches, and we wait with anticipation to see what monsters will lurk in our streets and doorways. We’ve decorated our houses for these creatures, bought them bags and bags of candy, and we will be inquisitive, kind and very … Continue reading
Posted in Authenticity, Out Of My Mind
Tagged Authenticity, dark side, fear, revealing ourselves, the shadow, vulnerability
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Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are
I remember playing hide-and-seek as a child with the neighborhood kids, and how there was always an inherent tension built into that game for me. See, the competitive side of me wanted to find the best hiding place EVER, somewhere … Continue reading
Posted in Authenticity, Out Of My Mind
Tagged Authenticity, handling fear, letting go of control, vulnerability
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