Four Elements of a Good Marriage

Four Elements of a Good Marriage

by | Jun 6, 2014 | Metaphor, Relationships

When it comes to marriage, a mentor of mine said, there are no rules. As long as there are Two Consenting Adults, the possible types of marriage are infinite. You can have bi-cultural marriages, bi-racial, bi-coastal, marriages blending different religions, arranged...
3 Ways to a More Resilient Self-Esteem

3 Ways to a More Resilient Self-Esteem

by | Nov 4, 2013 | Metaphor, Self-Esteem

  Or, How is Our Self-Worth Like a Bug? When I was in therapy back in graduate school I had panic attacks. My therapist said I was susceptible to anxiety because I wore my ego on the outside where it was too vulnerable. She said if you look at evolution the...
The Chronic Illness Wrangler

The Chronic Illness Wrangler

by | Jul 29, 2010 | Chronic Illness, Metaphor

To prepare for writing this book, “How To Have A Chronic Illness So It Doesn’t Have You!” I wanted to find a way to describe the person with chronic illness without having to say ‘person with chronic illness’ all the time. Fishing around in my mind I...