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Deborah Porter - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Deborah is a Relationship Life Coach. She specializes in Relationship Issues, Infidelity, Communication Improvement, Divorce Preparation and Recovery, Crisis and Grief Recovery, and Making Good Relationships Great. She offers Individual, Couples, and Group Coaching. She is passionate and uniquely qualified to assist her clients in uncovering personal roadblocks to live an empowered life on purpose. She founded a non-profit foundation for unwed pregnant teens and battered women and children. She believes strongly in the ... [More]
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- You've Just Discovered Your Partner's Affair - What Do You Do Now?
[Relationships:Affairs] First, let me tell you how sorry I am for the pain you are going through. Every time I read a new betrayed partner's story, my heart breaks for them because I remember so well being in that much pain. So you have just found irrefutable proof or your partner has confessed. You feel numb. Your world as you knew it has just crashed down. You may be feeling a range of emotions from rage to humiliation...
- How Can You Overcome Fear of Change?
[Self-Improvement:Personal-Growth] What do you want or need to change in your life? What changes will bring you greater happiness? Better health? More success? What are you overestimating in value in what you are trying so hard to hold onto? It may be that it isn't the actual change that you are fearful of, but the actual process of making the change. If this is the case for you, I want to offer some tips to help you move past the fear.
- How to Find Your Happy
[Self-Improvement:Happiness] Can you really be happy when in the midst of life's storms? You may feel injured, trapped, lost or afraid. Perhaps something is not working in your life, something is off balance, something is missing and you want to change it. You still do things you wish you didn't do and don't do things that you wish you did do. First you need to understand that it's not your fault. It is just that you keep on trying to change the wrong things. You may know clearly what you need to change about yourself, but like me, you weren't shown HOW to change those things. You can release negative experiences from your past so they no longer affect you, but HOW do you create within you a core change to be able to maintain peace and serenity within yourself when new things happen that pummel you?
- The Art of Sincere Apology
[Relationships:Conflict] Learning how to properly apologize builds stronger, healthier relationships. It can be difficult to swallow your pride and admit that you were wrong and to ask for forgiveness but that is exactly what you need to do. Especially if you value the relationship with the person you have offended or hurt. Apologies are the tool to acknowledge your wrong doing, the impact of what you did to the other, and promote healing for the one you hurt and the relationship. Most people will forgive you immediately because they care about you and value the relationship.
- Are You Awake in Your Life?
[Self-Improvement:Personal-Growth] Have you ever had a moment in your life where you feel as if you have awakened to your life? One of those moments where you feel as if THIS is where you truly belong? If you have experienced a moment of 'waking up to your life' you know what I am talking about. It is one of those moments when you are doing a particular thing, sharing an experience with someone, or just simply being and you suddenly realize with clarity that THIS is what you were meant to be doing with your life. Even if you are lucky enough to have had that moment, chances are it was fleeting and quickly replaced by responsibilities or the never-ending list of 'shoulds.'
- Is It Really Possible To Slay The Demons That Sabotage Communication?
[Relationships:Communication] Unless you live on a deserted island and have never interacted with another person, you've experienced what I call 'Communication Demons'. Every relationship has them. They come in different forms and can be subtle or pronounced. No matter what form they present, they share one common characteristic. They destroy.
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