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Creative Life, Featured

Posted on April 4th, 2011

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Communication, Happiness, how to communicate with spouse, Relationships, Sex, spiritual beliefs

5 Things Your Significant Other Needs To Know About You

Photo by JadeBeloved Let’s face it, there are just some things that your significant other NEEDS to understand about you. And, these “things” are not always obvious. In other words, YOU have to spill the beans! Remember, how you communicate these “5 things” will determine how well they are received. If you’re already frustrated in [...]
Creative Life, Featured, Introspective Sunday

Posted on March 13th, 2011

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Communication, Marriage, Men, Relationships

Women’s Life Experience Compared To Men’s

How different are women and men?

I’m not really sure why this question just popped up into my head today; however, I’m going with it. I think there are some women who would rather eat a worm than be compared to men. On the other end of that pole are those who gladly acknowledge the distinct strengths and weaknesses of both sexes and are grateful for the comparison. It’s likely that most of us with two X chromosomes fall somewhere in between the two extremes.
Creative Life, Featured, Introspective Sunday

Posted on September 20th, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Adversity, Communication, Friendship, Introspective Sunday, Relationships, self-awareness, Women's Health Issues

Introspective Sunday

For some making friends (and keeping them) comes easily, and for others it seems to be a daunting chore that never seems to happen. Today, I was thinking about all of the people in my life whom I consider to be my friends, how we met, and how we continue to grow (or not) in our relationships. Have I been a good friend? Yes and no…nobody is perfect.
Beautiful Mind, Featured

Posted on August 24th, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Body and Mind, Communication, Healthy living, journaling, Painful Situations, self-awareness

Instant Health Boosters: Writing and Journaling

I can’t tell you how many women I’ve known who have said, “I hate writing; I just don’t know what to say.” And though some of them may have been grammatically-challenged, I always encouraged them to give it a try. Writing for creative expression or simply to journal your ideas is not about being perfect or eloquant; it’s about YOU and what’s inside of YOU.
Featured

Posted on August 21st, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Body and Mind, Communication, Depression, Happiness, Healthy living, journaling, self-awareness, Self-Evaluation, Women's Health Issues

Loneliness: Is It Dangerous?

Have you ever considered how loneliness affects not only your mood but your physical health? This melancholy emotion obviously can have detrimental affects on your mental health, which is reason enough to work through the underlying causes. However, research is emerging that suggests there may be a link between loneliness and heart disease, especially in women. So, [...]
Creative Life, Featured

Posted on August 14th, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Communication, Parenting, self-awareness, Teenagers

Love Language Problem

I woke up this morning with an epiphany about relationships. Well, I guess it wasn’t really anything new to me, just a reminder of something that I discovered years ago. I’ve been having a little trouble finding common ground with one of my children lately. So much so that it’s concerning. The answer came to me as I lay there thinking about getting out of bed. “You are not giving her love in the way she receives it,” my inner voice chimed.
Creative Life, Featured, Introspective Sunday

Posted on August 9th, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Adversity, Communication, Happiness, Life Change, Procrastination, self-awareness, Self-confidence

Making Decisions

Today’s topic is one with which many have trouble – on a daily basis. It is making decisions and acting upon them. I, for one, am one of those who don’t find making some decisions to be pleasant; therefore, I avoid them. When I say this, I don’t mean your every day ones like which breakfast cereal to buy or what shoes should I wear today; no, the ones I speak of are much more life-changing and some can even be hazardous or painful.
Creative Life, Featured

Posted on August 4th, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Body and Mind, Communication, Exercise, Happiness, Healthy living, self-awareness, Self-confidence, Sex, Sexual Health, Women's Health Issues

Get Your Sexy Back

Are you wife of.., and mum of…, and are you spending your days in jeans and t-shirt behind the computer at home? Can you pass a construction site without anyone eying you or commenting on you anymore? Do you find your make up dried out in the back of a drawer? Then it is time to get your sexy back.
Creative Life

Posted on July 16th, 2009

Written by Dr. Terri Hawkins-Fox

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Communication, Happiness, Law of Attraction, Relationships, self-awareness, Self-Evaluation

Relationships: Giving and Receiving

We all want a relationship where we feel fully loved, deeply understood, and deeply valued, and where we walk the journey in complete harmony with another. Many times we are looking to the other person to provide us with what we want and need, when in truth, we simply mirror that in which we give. We often have the idea that when the perfect person comes around, we will begin to be on our best behavior, and that we will change when we meet him or her.
Creative Life

Posted on July 13th, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Communication, Friendship, Happiness

Girl Friends are Life!

Girl friends help me to see the other side, alternatives, and ways to tackle the issue. Personally I receive girl friends as precious gifts from God. They have given me love, companionship, strength, confidence, peace, and joy! (Not to mention the shoulder massages!)
Featured

Posted on July 12th, 2009

Written by Dr. Terri Hawkins-Fox

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Adversity, Body and Mind, Communication, Forgiving Others, Foundation, Grudges, Happiness, Life Change, Painful Situations, self-awareness, Self-Evaluation, Unforgiveness

The Wounded Child Within

The Evaluation How many of us have gazed into the mirror only to see ourselves at an earlier age, an age in which circumstances have left us in a drama of life that we were forever trying to forget; one that we thought we had buried, and yet time has brought forth the resurfacing of [...]
Creative Life, Featured

Posted on June 23rd, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Communication, Happiness, journaling, Life Change, Mentorship, Mother, Parenting, Teenagers, working mothers

Finding Common Ground With Your Teen

Do you remember what it was like to be 13, 16, or even 21? It’s easy to recall major life events of your adolescent years, but sharing an empathetic moment with your own teenage girl might be difficult as time erases our past emotions – no wonder we find raising teens challenging. The fact is, children, at any age, seem to think that we have been perpetually grown up and never dealt with peer pressure or the physical, emotional, and mental changes with which they are bombarded on a daily basis. The other problem is they are trying to become adults, and we are trying to prevent it from happening- at least for a while.
Creative Life, Enrichment, Featured

Posted on May 31st, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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career planning, Communication, Job Search, Life Change, Self-confidence, working mothers

The Best Interview Strategies: Part IV

Interviewing for a new job can be one of the most stressful events in your life – unless you are prepared and confident about your ability to make a good impression. We have discussed your resume, personal appearance, and some communication techniques. Today, I would like to address the technique for interview damage control.
Creative Life, Enrichment, Featured

Posted on May 28th, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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career planning, Clothing, Communication, Job Search, working mothers

The Best Interview Strategies: Part III

We have discussed being prepared for the interview with a killer resume and your head full of information about the company and its philosophies. Getting an interview is half the battle, but now you must step things up even more for the actual face-to-face with the person or people who can change your future. You want to stand out from the crowd of applicants that likely want the position as much as you do.
Creative Life, Featured

Posted on May 5th, 2009

Written by Kellie R. Stone

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Communication, Forgiveness, Forgiving Others, Grudges, Parenting, self-awareness, Unforgiveness, working mothers

Resentment

Have you ever sat in a room with people you resented? Did you put on a pretentious smile, attempt to flatter them in some way, and yet, seethe inside about the uncomfortable meeting? At some point, most of us experience this horrible situation. And it’s not easy to communicate with positive results when an offense comes between two or more people. In this post, I will talk about some different ways to get past resentment in couple and group situations.
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