NEW YORK—FEB. 14, 2009 Most divorcees will tell you that their marriages began with powerful emotional and physical bonds. They really loved their spouses and wanted to be together forever. But the stunning fact is that more than 50% of the time, that’s not enough. For the millions of people who are fed up with […]
New Book, May 2009 The Power of Mentorship—The Master Mind Group Contact: Elizabeth George—Author Phone: 1-866-960-1415 In this edition of The Power of Mentorship-Master Mind Group you will find a compilation of wisdom covering the topics of success, wealth, business, relationships, leadership and every other aspect containing to the accomplishment of extraordinary living. Each of […]
As a pastor, do you feel like you lead a see-through life, almost like living in a glass house or a fishbowl? Your marriage, in particular, is under scrutiny, but you’re so busy helping your congregation that your own marital relationship may experience challenge. Most people who work in leadership positions that involve their family, […]
In a counseling session one day a single mother named Ruth, who had been through a difficult divorce, sat looking down into her lap, her face a picture of defeat. Quietly she asked, “How will I ever know if I’m ready to date again? When I said my marriage vows, I meant them. I loved […]
We like to experience events and places that are tantalizing but not totally fatal. Take the recent tourism increase in interest in touring the Chernobyl site. A recent Active Travel article on msnbc.com states, “The opportunity to face these fears on a day-trip is becoming increasingly attractive.” This is so much like dating. Where we […]
One way or another, we all experienced Valentine’s Day. Was yours a day of love and romance? Did someone whisper in your ear, “I love you!” or “Be mine!” For many of us though, it ranged from a let down to an absolute depression that there was no one there to pay us special attention. My […]
“How do I love thee, let me count the ways” may possibly be one of the most famous beginnings to a love poem. And, Elizabeth Barret Browning certainly captured everlasting heartfelt love on paper. But here let’s get more practical. Research has verified that keeping the flame alive in a marriage is most closely related to […]
Valentines Day certainly arrives with a lot of emotional expectation! I remember the excitement in first grade about our class party and getting little candies and hearts from everybody. Not too many grades later hoping that the candy from that really cute boy would say, “Will you be mine?” And wow, the stakes got higher […]
How many times have you been in love? And has it cost you grief? Of course you know of two-time Oscar winning actress Elizabeth Taylor: National Velvet, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Butterfield 8, Cleopatra, and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Despite her fame, however, it seems that now she is more famous for […]
Infatuation is a little like money. Money represents value, a necessary resource in our society. Whether it is good or bad depends not on the money, but on how the money is used. In the hands of a terrorist it yields mayhem, destruction and death. But, with good intent and actions it can generate benefit […]
