by Larry Wilson | Nov 1, 2008 | Newsletter, Shame
Have you been embarrassed recently? It can be uncomfortable. Sometimes, in hindsight, the experience can amuse us. However, there are types of embarrassments and humiliations that don’t bring us amusement, but rather destructive feelings and attitudes....
by Larry Wilson | Sep 2, 2006 | Change, Newsletter, Stubbornness
Are you willing to change the way you eat? If you’re like me, it might be a struggle. I’ve been challenged by Dr. Colin Campbell’s book “The China Study” to begin some dietary changes. The struggle to change my eating habits has been...
by Larry Wilson | May 2, 2006 | Addiction, Battles, Gratitude, Newsletter
Have you or someone close to you ever battled with addictions? Probably so. They are very pervasive and very easy to slide into. Webster defines addictions “to give oneself up to a strong habit.” Some addictions on the surface seem rather harmless such as;...
by Larry Wilson | Nov 2, 2005 | Abuse, Broken Relationships, Newsletter, Relationships
The three stooges, a comedy team from the 60’s, was a favorite of many, including me and my fellow unsophisticated friends. We would laugh and playfully mimic the ways Moe would mistreat and abuse Larry and Curley. In real life, when a person mistreats or abuses...
by Larry Wilson | Mar 2, 2005 | Communication, Newsletter, Relationships
Have you ever had someone tell you, “You haven’t heard me?” Or have you ever expressed that to someone else? Sure you have, we all have. Not being able to hear what’s really being said is a handicap that can be aggravating and hurtful to people...
