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Comment on Rewrite Your Scripts by Remove The Clutter From Relationships:How To Release Negative Patterns – Connected: Creating Loving Relationships

Wed, 20 Oct 2010 14:05:42 +0000

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Comment on What Is The Strength Of Relationships? Commitment To Personal Growth by Do You Have Relationship Trust? How To Connect With Confidence – Connected: Creating Loving Relationships

Wed, 06 Oct 2010 14:42:35 +0000

[…] Relationship trust can be elusive, particularly for those who have been hurt in the past. Although trust can be an ambiguous quality, it is vital in creating meaningful and lasting connections. Anyone with a strong desire to build relationship trust is capable of finding the necessary steps to do so. These steps include identification of past hurts, the willingness to let these feelings go, and the determination to seek and find people with whom it is possible to build relationship trust. Establish Self-Trust […]

Comment on Spring Clean Your Relationships: Simple Tools With Immediate Results by Commit to Connection: How to Effectively Build Friendships With Meaning – Connected: Creating Loving Relationships

Wed, 28 Apr 2010 20:02:24 +0000

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Comment on Don’t Get Caught Buck Naked (or Nekkid) by Jacqueline

Jacqueline — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 21:31:24 +0000

That is hilarious! What a great story to illustrate the importance of communication. I love that your reaction was to drop to the floor and yell Naked!! Thanks Clint!

Comment on Don’t Judge Your Feelings! by Kerry Lyman

Kerry Lyman — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 19:58:48 +0000

It’s interesting because I judge my negative feelings and tell myself I shouldn’t have them, but I never tell myself I shouldn’t be glad or happy. I just accept that I am and move on. I’m trying to do that more with the negative emotions — they shouldn’t carry any more weight than the positive ones. I’ve also learned that feelings are automatic and come up without my control. However, I can control what I do with those feelings and that’s where I have to be careful.

Comment on You Are Responsible by Kerry Lyman

Kerry Lyman — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 17:23:25 +0000

Good post as we begin the new year. I think we get sucked into the 50/50 idea of relationships from the media, so it’s good to be reminded that each party has to be 100 % and take responsibility for their actions, emotions and behaviors.

Comment on On the Topic of Parenting…. by CAtherine Cummings

CAtherine Cummings — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 01:05:28 +0000

Hey Clint – have missed you at meetings this fall. I love the new web site. VEry informative and infomercial like. I really like it and your new years advice. I think I will lwrite down my goals. so simple yet so hard to do or make yourself acutally do or remember to do. But its so simple but works. doug and I are doing OK she is still ina wobbly orbit but that may be here a while. She is clean and sober and for that I am proud of her.
I made a huge leap. i invited my parents over for a ;meal and presents 2 days after x’mas. it was huge for me. All went well. I kept their wine glasses full. I did not drink and found that very secure and calming. It was a first step. they left after 6 hrs to drive home 3 hrs. to Ala. against my request to stay. ( and fear)
but the ice is broken. I feel with Suzi Marsh’s help I have made gtremendous progress and have some boundaries and a big line has been drawn. Also I have all l have learned in Insight to thank. They don’t understand Douglas or me for that matter but at least I know where we are headed and feel like things are on the right track for me andJDouglas and to hell with the rest of their dysfunction—she and I are GOOD!!! THANK YOU CLINT and thank you INSIGHT. Looking forward to year two with INsight.
Happy Fucking New Year and this time I mean IT!!

Comment on Learn From TIger-Power Equals Responsibility by Mom

Mom — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 02:40:53 +0000

Thank you, Clint, for a beautiful and well-written commentary on the importance of being truthful to oneself, which is the crux of honesty and ethical behavior. Is there anyone, anywhere who could be unfaithful to those they love and who love them if they were first and foremost truthful and faithful to themselves? I don’t think it’s possible to betray others without first betraying yourself. All of us need to take a long, hard look at what within us makes us who we are, when we’re honest about that, we can be honest with those around us. Love your neighbor as yourself – but love and respect yourself first.

Comment on Learn From TIger-Power Equals Responsibility by Tim Harper

Tim Harper — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:14:09 +0000

Currently doing a back flip off the pedestal. Humility is refreshing…..Peace,Love & Respect………T

Comment on Learn From TIger-Power Equals Responsibility by Reeya

Reeya — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 02:52:16 +0000

Well said, Clint…