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Parents know they love their kids; but how can they show it so their children really feel loved?  This book will help you: Discover your child’s love language Understand the link between successful learning and the love languages See how the love languages can help you discipline more effectively Build a foundation of unconditional love for your child Find dozens of tips for practical ways to speak your child’s love language. Dr. Gary Chapman says knowing your child’s love language will make a huge difference in your relationship. Everything depends on the love relationship between you and your child: attitude, behavior, development... When children feel loved, they do their best. But how can you make sure they feel loved? In this book, Dr Chapman and Dr Ross will teach you how.      Ecrivez à zmajolie@gmail.com 

Have you ever wondered if there was any truth to the adage, “Everything happens for a reason”? Wonder no more. This is the book that demonstrates the truth in that old piece of conventional wisdom. Madisyn Taylor, Sunny Dawn Johnston, Heather Ash and twenty other motivational and inspirational authors and speakers explore how synchronicities, blessings, and miracles can be found even in the most seemingly daunting circumstances. A lot of people feel threatened if they feel they are being asked to question their cherished beliefs or their perception of reality. Yet questioning is what keeps our minds supple and strong. Simply settling on one way of seeing things and refusing to be open to other possibilities makes the mind rigid and generally creates a restrictive and uncomfortable atmosphere. We all know someone who refuses to budge on one or more issues, and we may have our own sacred cows that could use a little prodding. Being open-minded means that we are willing to question ever...

Make him chase you. Until you catch him. Never shy and always laugh-out-loud funny, Sherry Argov's Why Men Marry Bitches is a sharp-witted manifesto that shows women how to transform a casual relationship into a committed one. With the grittiest of girlfriend-to-girlfriend detail, Argov removes the kid gloves and explains why being extra nice doesn't necessarily mean he'll be more devoted. The guide shares real-life "no holds barred" interviews with men who answer the following in raw details Ecrivez à zmajolie@gmail.com

“Be not afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them.” ― William Shakespeare , Twelfth Night "A person who is said to possess greatness stands apart from others in some way, usually by the size or originality of their vision and their ability to manifest that vision. And yet those who recognize that greatness, whether they display it themselves or not, also have greatness within them; otherwise, they could not see it in another. In many ways, the achievements of one person always belong to many people for we accomplish nothing alone in this world. People who display greatness rely upon others who are able to see as they do, to listen, encourage, and support. Without those people who recognize greatness and move in to support it, even the greatest ideas, works of art, and political movements would remain unborn. We are all moved by greatness when we see it, and although the ...

Qui n'a jamais connu ce sentiment de solitude et de séparation, cet état qui nous pousse à nous renfermer davantage sur nous-mêmes et à nous couper des autres ? Comment échapper à cette souffrance et retrouver le bonheur de se sentir en connexion avec soi-même et ceux qui nous entourent ? Sharon Salzberg nous guide sur cette voie dans le tout premier livre d'enseignement uniquement consacré à l'amour bienveillant, la Metta pour les bouddhistes, cette célébration de la bonté dans l'autre et en soi. Bien plus, l'auteur mêle enseignements philosophiques et bouddhistes et méditations guidées pour nous mener sur le chemin de la bienveillance et ainsi nous apprendre à cultiver l'amour, la compassion, la joie et l'équanimité, les quatre qualités indispensables à notre bien-être. S'appuyant sur plus de trente ans d'expérience en tant qu'enseignante, Sharon Salzberg propose un parcours évolutif, clair et accessible à tous, avec 19 exercices...

Knowing when to end a relationship and acknowledging that the pain will pass can often prevent greater pain in the long run. Just as a good relationship can have a positive impact on your life, stressful, draining, or imbalanced relationships can have negative effects on your health and well-being. It’s common to maintain a relationship because we feel the other person needs us or we believe that they will eventually change. We may also be afraid of hurting the other person or feel insecure in our ability to find new relationships. But knowing when to end a relationship and acknowledging that the pain will pass can often prevent greater pain and feelings of loss in the long run. If you’re in a relationship that isn’t satisfying or one that has become unhealthy for you, rather than spending energy attempting to fix the problem or complaining, ask yourself what you really want from the relationship. Consider whether the other person truly considers your feelings or if they are willin...

Tolerance does not require that we embrace all of the ideologies and lifestyle choices we encounter in our dealings with others. Indeed, tolerating alternate viewpoints is a matter of acceptance rather than acquiescence. We understand that the beliefs and opinions that add value to our experiences will not necessarily benefit others in the same way, and we respect their right to choose their own paths in life. When asked to explain our ideals, we may expound upon the thoughts and feelings that have inspired us to adopt a certain viewpoint, but we will not lecture or cajole those who believe differently in an effort to change their minds. Our acceptance can then encourage others to be similarly broadminded in their own spheres of influence. In Road To Tolerance, The: The Philosophy Of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy its creator and chief advocate, Albert Ellis, explains at length the principles underlying this therapeutic approach and shows how beneficial it can be, not only for th...