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Dec 2009 |
How to Save Your Marriage
By Brie Gatchalian
(interview with Aurora Winter)
Getting caught up in the arguing, fighting and silent treatment can make a bad pattern hard to break. If you want your marriage to survive, effort is required on both sides. Here are five tips for saving a failing marriage.
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Nov 2009 |
Who's Your (New) Daddy?
By Brie Gatchalian
(interview with Aurora Winter)
Bringing a stepfather into the family can be sensitive, if not disasterous when done incorrectly. Follow these steps for a successful integration of the new step.
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Feb 2008 |
Facing a Major Life Change?
By Aurora Winter
Great tips for
facing a major life change.
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Mar/Apr 2008 |
Top 10 Anti-Aging Tips
By Aurora Winter
Our environment is making us sick. Physical and emotional
stress cause premature aging.
Every day we are exposed to thousands of toxic chemicals.
They are everywhere, all the time, and they’re a big part of
why we get sick.
Every day we are bombarded with thousands of incoming
messages — advertising, email, voice mail. It’s like
drinking from a fire hose. Our fast-paced world often
creates a sense of overwhelm and anxiety. That emotional
stress accelerates aging.
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Jan/Feb 2008 |
Myths That Make You Miserable
By Aurora Winter
Why do some people bounce
back after life delivers a nasty blow, while others suffer
for years? How can some people emerge better and brighter,
while others are crushed and shattered? What is the secret?
And how can you apply this secret to your own life, so you
can more gracefully and easily overcome the inevitable
heartbreak that life brings from time to time?
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Nov/Dec 2007 |
The Peace Method™
By Aurora Winter
The Peace Method™ is easy to learn, easy to remember, and easy
to use. I created The Peace Method™ so that you would have a
powerful, yet simple process to release stress and
re-energize.
In just five
steps, you can move from pain to peace. You can use it as a
structure for keeping your journal, or steps to walk through
when you are feeling stressed, angry, or upset.
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July/Aug 2007 |
The Hidden Cost
of Heartbreak
By Aurora Winter
Heartbreak robs us
of joy and vitality. It steals our enthusiasm, our energy, and
our dreams. It kidnaps our creativity and drive. It undermines
our relationships, our health, and our ability to focus.
Heartbreak hijacks our clarity and productivity.
Yet heartbreak
is like a thief in the night — sometimes the real villain
goes undetected. Heartbreak has so many culprits. The usual
suspects are: divorce, death, a breakup, job loss, pet
death, and family or financial crisis.
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May/June 2007 |
The 90 Day
Relationship Challenge
By Aurora Winter
Most of my clients
are newly single. A pretty, articulate young woman I will call
Emily was no exception.
Emily was bemoaning her current job search. I asked her what
she really wanted. What would make her feel fulfilled?
She thought
about that for a moment, then brightened as she discovered
the answer.
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Jan/Feb 2007 |
The Only New Year’s Resolution You Will Ever Need
By Aurora Winter
Most people make New Year’s resolutions on January
1st. By the end of February, many feel depressed as they
have failed to achieve their goals.
What if you only need one resolution?
What if this one simple, fun commitment would transform
your entire life?
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Nov/Dec 2006 |
Attracting the Opposite Sex
The Real Secret No One Ever Tells You
By Aurora Winter
What is the most attractive thing to the opposite sex? A hot body? A fat bank
account? Youth? Power?
The real answer may surprise you. The
most magnetic thing is authentic happiness. The happier
you are, the more irresistible you are to the opposite
sex.
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Sep/Oct 2006 |
True Wealth
By Aurora Winter
Most of us are focused on making more money. If we had a bit more money — or
a lot more — things would really be good! Then we would do all those
things we have been wanting to do. But first, we really have to slay the financial
dragon. So we put off taking that family vacation, put off starting our screenplay,
put off having that child. We think there will be plenty of time for those
things next year.
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May/June 2006 |
From Heartbreak to Happiness
By Aurora Winter
Most of us are looking for love in all the wrong places. When a relationship
ends, whether it be through divorce, death, or break-up, most people rush out
to find someone new. I know — I have done it myself! After my 33-year-old
husband died suddenly, I yearned to find a new husband ... and someone to be
a father figure for our four-year-old son.
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Mar/April 2007 |
Coping with Pet Loss
By Aurora Winter
Our pets are such an integral part of our lives. They
become inextricably entwined with our daily routine -- the
excited greeting when we come home from work, tail wagging
with delight. The daily walks and feedings. The
snuggling, cuddling, brushing and purring. Whether it's a
dog or a cat, a horse or a bird, a pet is more a part of the
fabric of your everyday life than most friends and family.
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Dec 2006 |
Coping with Crisis at Christmas
By Aurora Winter
When I think of Christmas, I think of a magical time of year when far-flung families reunite to sing Christmas carols and share eggnog and laughter. Children shriek with gleeful delight as they tear open their much-anticipated presents. The dining room table groans under the weight of the feast spread for everyone to enjoy as they spend quality time with each other.
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Sept 2006 |
Healthy Communication
By Aurora Winter
There are times when how you respond in the next few seconds will determine the course of a relationship forever. Moments of opportunity where you can make a friend for life—or lose one. With these key moments, there are no second chances.
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Aug 2006 |
Relationship Review for Peace
By Aurora Winter
It’s over. He was the love of
your life. He was a scoundrel! If you’re like most people, at
the end of a relationship your mind chatter goes into
hyper-drive, analyzing, condemning, chastising, yearning,
fantasizing…over and over and over again.
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July 2006 |
Healing Heartbreak: Men vs Women
By Aurora Winter
I love men. They’re such great
problem-solvers. They’re delightful and direct and
protective and helpful and strong.
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