The beholder of forgiveness possesses grace. The powers of the divine bestowed this gift to us upon our birth. Not sitting in the judgment chair for something that is not our creation elicits compassion for those who are blinded in ignorance. In grace’s most simple form, it can be defined in ...
Joint custody seems like the perfect solution — both parents stay involved, children maintain relationships with everyone, and it feels "fair." Courts increasingly favor 50/50 arrangements, and most parents initially agree this serves children's best interests. But there's one critical ...
With it being the week of Thanksgiving, custody battles are about to intensify. The holidays trigger more custody emergencies than any other time of year. Parents who've maintained relative civility suddenly wage war over turkey dinner, using children as weapons in battles over "fairness" and ...
This is the season of giving and receiving. Examining this statement rests on one's perception of what value is. The occasion for offering value, while being open as the reciprocating benefactor, is a choice for every day of the year. What is a gift? One cannot offer what they have not given to ...
The lights are twinkling, the frappe is flowing (albeit at a foamy pace) at holiday parties and your sales reps are quietly unraveling by the mistletoe. While leadership celebrates projected year-end numbers, the people actually closing those deals are running on egg nog, fun-sized Snickers ...
The conversation with the deceiver begins early in our lives. We are molded in our adolescent years and encouraged by all the individuals around us to believe certain ideas, until the pressure becomes too great and we sign the contract pressed upon us. "What do you want to do when you grow up?" ...
