This Is Why Your Partner Has No Empathy & Acts So Cold

As humans, it’s in our nature to empathize. All the evidence is that we arenotcutthroat, survival-of-the-fittest evolutionary competitors. We are actually bonding animals who are naturally cooperative and empathic. But often in romantic relationships, we feel that our partner is cold and unfeeling. Why some people lack empathy in relationships. Let me give you an example from my decades of working with couples in distress. She raises her brows and looks at me with surprise....

February 18, 2020 · 2 min · 284 words · Jose Turner

What Your Venus Sign Says About Your Romantic Attractions

But wait…who IS that person with whom youre so smitten? Pacing yourself is an art form to learn. Alas, patience is NOT a virtue for those with Venus in Aries. You want to know NOW: Are you into me or not? A lover who drags out the courtship process will likely get a taste of your extreme ghosting powers. They may cry with a clairvoyant or burn a Love Drawing candle, but its unlikely youll return....

February 18, 2020 · 7 min · 1375 words · Elizabeth Cochran

6 Rules For Open & Honest Communication In A Relationship

Are you able to really open up in conversations with your partner? Open and honest communication in a relationship can be especially hard when you’re trying todiscuss a difficult issue. How often have you walked away from a conversation with your partner feeling angry, disappointed, or misunderstood? How often have you said things you regretted, things that hurt your partner unnecessarily? Here are some suggestions to help you really open up communication in your relationship:...

February 17, 2020 · 3 min · 441 words · Jeffrey Miller

7 Ways To Emotionally Connect With Your Partner

It’s that simple and that challenging. And there is no way we can do this if we arenot significantly intimate with our emotions. Here are seven ways to emotionally connect with your partner: 1. When you realize you’re being reactive, say, “I’m being reactive.” Learn to express your remorse from your heart. Don’t settle for shallow or emotionally flat expressions. Such a confession will usually soften you enough to allow your remorse a fitting voice....

February 16, 2020 · 2 min · 222 words · Jonathan York

Breathwork: How To Tap Into The Incredible Power Of Breath

This is what most people seek when meditating, and breathwork takes you to that place very quickly. What exactly is breathwork and how do you do it? Once those energies are released, there is more space for your inherent life force to flow through you. How is breathwork different from meditation or yoga? From this elevated state of awareness, we are able to heal, grow, and expand. Meditation is a slow and steady practice that over a period of time will shift our perspective....

February 16, 2020 · 2 min · 283 words · Alan Rivera

3 Recipes To Minimize Waste & Get The Most Out Of Your Veggies

These three strategies utilize more of your produce and are extra delicious. Here are three recipes that do each of those things, below. Pickled Rainbow Chard Salad With Tofu Dressing Ingredients: Directions: 1. Strip leafy greens from rainbow stems and set aside. Slice stalks no more than 14 inch thick, and place in heatproof containers, keeping the colors separate. Allow pickles to cool, at least 30 minutes. This can be done ahead of time as well....

February 15, 2020 · 2 min · 257 words · Dr. Ryan Sampson

5 Things Everyone Should Know About Acceptance

The first person to pose the idea of “acceptance” to me was my first therapist. You’re my therapist. Aren’t you supposed to have the answers to how I can fix this? Acceptance does not mean liking, wanting, choosing, or supporting. No one is suggesting you like, want, or support whatever it is that you’re accepting. But by struggling against the painby resisting and rejecting itwe create undue suffering. It doesn’t mean that you’ve chosen or endorse what you’re accepting....

February 15, 2020 · 2 min · 237 words · Randy Trujillo DVM

An Aloe Vera DIY Leave-In Conditioner + Mask For Hydrated Hair

We likely don’t need to sell you on the powers of aloe vera. The plant’s healing and soothing powers are near legendary at this point. And while youcanusealoe vera alone as a conditioner or hair mask, we wanted to take it next level. Aloe vera’s benefits for skin and hair are well known. (A good rule to follow for all products, DIY or not.) “Before mixing the ingredients, you’ve got the option to test the aloe on your skin....

February 15, 2020 · 2 min · 245 words · David Crosby

The One-Day Diet To Balance Cortisol Levels

What we eat can greatly improve our stress response so we can feel more grounded. Certain key nutrients, like the following, can help counter the effects of cortisol. Both probiotics andprebiotic-rich foods have been shown to help reduce cortisol levels2. Complex carbohydrates All carbs prompt our brain to make more serotonin, but choose wisely. Vitamin C Vitamin C helps support immune system function while also helping fight stress-related cell damage....

February 15, 2020 · 2 min · 243 words · Amanda Simpson

10 Signs You Are Too Ambitious & Why It Might Work Against You

Each of us has ambition. Ambition may entail a healthy balance of hunger and humility, perseverance and perspective. For some of us, however, ambition may have soured. How do we differentiate between helpful and harmful ambition? How can we detect ambition addiction? Here, 10 signs and symptoms of being too ambitious: 1. Grandiose dreams of all-encompassing glory. Ambition addicts harbor detailed fantasies of the wondrous, happy endings toward which we strive....

February 14, 2020 · 3 min · 524 words · Brooke Thomas

A Relationship Expert On Finding True Love & Why You Attract The Wrong People

No need to frethere, the secret to finding true love. (Hint: You may want to start holding yourself accountable.) It all starts from within. “There’s a big difference between trying to get love and actually sharing love. We can’t share love if we don’t have love to share,” she tells me. What she means is love is sort of like a transaction. “And that’s what happens on the inner level,” Paul adds....

February 14, 2020 · 1 min · 176 words · Lawrence Schmidt

How Breathwork Can Help Ease Anxiety + 7 Exercises To Start With

How does breathwork ease anxiety? There are many types ofbreathwork techniquesthat can have this calming and fortifying effect on the body. If you might, repeat this cycle for 5 minutes to feel the effects. Repeat this cycle up to four times. Then for 1 minute, breathe in for 4 seconds and exhale for 4 seconds. Inhale through the nose, such that you feel the breath move down and your belly rise....

February 14, 2020 · 2 min · 277 words · Dawn Graves

How To Tell Your Partner You Need Alone Time (Without Getting In A Fight)

Remember it’s healthy to want alone time in a relationship. It’s easy to get lost in a relationship. Without meaning to, we stop investing time and energy into nurturing our own interests and ways of being. Eventually, one or both partners may ultimately feel suffocated. The healthiest of relationships allow for a solid amount of couple time andalsoa healthy dose of alone time. Be sensitive when approaching this conversation. Avoid blaming or shaming your partner....

February 14, 2020 · 2 min · 286 words · Ellen Peterson