The power of people pleasing

I admit it, I'm a people pleaser. I want everyone to be happy and there to be no conflicts. I had no idea people pleasing can be a form of control.

Jenn Pooler on March 9, 2016

The thank-you note

A small thank you can go a long way.

Jenn Pooler on February 24, 2016

The Exchange

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Do you struggle to say no?

Do you find yourself saying no to a lot of things but feeling guilty afterward?

Ed Stetzer on February 16, 2016

The currency of words

The words that you speak can be helpful or harmful—they’re just like cash in your pocket.

Randy Carlson on February 10, 2016

Real Recovery

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Making amends

How important is it to make amends in a way that respects the other person's feelings and sets boundaries for you?

Bill Arnold & George Fraser on February 3, 2016

Live the Promise

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Keeping friendships in mid-life

In the season of life when we need friendships the most, we often find them in incredibly short supply.

Susie Larson on January 27, 2016

Live the Promise

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Can saying “No” be kind?

It is kindness to refuse immediately what you eventually intend to deny.

Susie Larson on January 20, 2016

A good friend will celebrate your new dress

We have the choice to celebrate with a friend or smolder in our own jealousy.

Gina Kemp on January 13, 2016

How to handle difficult people

We all have encounters with difficult people who leave us rattled and shaken.

Leslie Vernick on January 6, 2016

Connecting Faith

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Taking a stand against domestic violence

How can we take a stand against domestic violence?

Neil Stavem on December 29, 2015