It’s not WHAT we do. It’s WHY we do it. We should talk about the intricate and immeasurable characteristics of motive.

Routine is not restriction - it’s regulation. We should talk about the mental and physical health benefits of routine.

We should talk about attachment styles and how they affect so many things in our lives.

Why do we overshare? It’s cringe and keeps us up at night with regrets. We should talk about the “3 Cs” of oversharing.

I learned some things while I was away. We should talk about that.

Some sins are obvious, but there are some sins that are sneaky. We should talk about how to recognize and remedy (or prevent) those sneaky sins.

“Trigger” has become a buzzword, but we should talk about what is and is not a trigger. Also, let’s talk about how to resolve and not just recognize triggers.

We should talk about how the best and worst of us are on display through our kids and why certain behaviors “trigger” negative responses from us.

We should talk about guarding our eyes from repeated exposure to traumatic events in an effort to reduce the chances of second hand trauma.

Success has a definition, and you decide what it is. We should talk about why you may be feeling like a failure.