In this episode, I am including a song that I wrote and sang called Working for Santa Claus. I hope you’ll enjoy the song and it will bring a smile to your face. Share the song with others so they can also have a smile. Smiling is healthy.
70% of people say that stress and anxiety affects their physical and mental health as stress grows for people. In this episode I talk about why I run a weekly online stress and anxiety management group and how it helps to bring peace and calm to the participants.
In some relationships, whether it’s family, lovers or friendships, the word of love and appreciation is missing. In this episode I talk about how rare the words are in many relationships and how to bring them back into your life.
I talk about the discoveries made when clients and volunteers, under hypnosis remembered their past lives, in order to deal with their present life issues. They talked about living in different races, and as men and also women and how they lived in different nationalities around the world. These discoveries play an important part in how we understand our existence as people within the world.
In this episode I interview Doug MacLaren to talk about acupuncture. If you’ve never experienced acupuncture, you will learn about what an acupuncture session is like and how acupuncture works. For those who have had acupuncture, you will learn more about how it works and also the history of acupuncture. A very informative interview.
In this episode I talk about how in our lives we have dreams, goals and hopes. As life progresses, for some of us those dreams, goals and hopes fade into the background as we find ourselves stuck in the perpetual motion of the mundane. Stuck in a life of routine. In this episode I talk about how we should bring back those dreams, goals and hopes and incorporate them into our everyday life routines.
In life, we make decisions every day. Each decision is a choice. They may be minor choices or major choices. They may be choices that bring positive change and happiness or bring hurt and pain. We have many opportunities to make the right or wrong choice. Sometimes it comes down to the question of should we make that choice? Some people choose certain choices simply because they can and will benefit themselves, even if it hurts others. A responsible choice maker thinks before taking action. That’s why I always say, “just because you can doesn’t mean you should.” If people would utilize that question in their decision making, it could change a life and it could change many things in this world. So think about it when you make choices. Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.