Passing Tests with Ease

How to Study. Taking the Exam

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Pop Quiz

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Retaking the Test

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Knowing how well you did before the results are in

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Passing with flying colors

To not make a decision IS to make a decision. There will be consequences, good or bad, based on the decisions we make everyday. Isn't it time we looked into this and mastered this process?

Do you realize that the things we do, the choices we make, either attract or repel people? Think about it.... Let's consider some things well today..

Life is full of disappointing moments and situations... learning how to handle these and even grow from them is another key to success in relationships and in life!

Should the pursuit of happiness be our primary goal: in life or in relationship? Here are some things to think about...and, please, tell me what you conclude.

Consider these things well.  No real catchy title... can't really sum it all up.  Just early morning reflection broken down and applied.

A house is not a home.  It may look like a place where people live, but is it a nourishing, growing, protecting environment?  When you step into a house, you may see the rooms designated, but are they "lived in"?  Is the atmosphere palpable?  Does it feel safe?

In this episode, we consider the relationships we have and the ones we need.  We also think about what type of person we are: introvert (those energized by time away from others, or extrovert (those energized by interaction with others. Looking at each relationship in our lives presently can we see "load-bearing" friendships as well as other friendships that help us to grow and develop?  Are the roles of others clearly defined and understood or are they more like extras in a movie? 

Lots to consider, I know.  This episode is not conclusive, just something to consider which may help you to give purpose to those you interact with on a regular basis and intention to those interactions.

This is a reciting of a story someone shared with me from a college course.  I like the principles of the message.  Just thought I would share it with you.

What a wonderful interview/discussion with Ash from the UK.  I really enjoyed this discussion, however, I found out later that the audio on my end was garbled.  I did perform some editing to take out unnecessary or indistinguishable sections without affecting the context.  Nevertheless, the things discussed here could easily be several podcasts.  If you press through my audio, you will find that Ash makes some really good points in his sharing.  I also want to thank Ash here for choosing to be transparent and for making these moments available for others to hear and relate to.

Online relationships abound these days.  Many of us have people we consider friends or colleagues online.  We hear of the occasional story of someone marrying an online partner... and, of course, we hear of or have experienced some rather strange engagements online as well.  It is a new world full of very new ways of doing things.  So, how do online relationships rate?  Are they to be considered "real"?  Should I value them as much as real-life interactions?  What are the flags to look for?

These things and a bit more are at least touched on in this episode.  I really look forward to hearing from you, though.  This could just be the beginning.  I know you have questions and comments.  Send me an email at [email protected] or leave me a voice message on the Anchor.tv site.  Chances are I will make a follow up or addendum to this episode including your questions, comments, or suggestions.