Stephanie Marston MFT

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Keeping your word is critical to restoring your sanity and creating a meaning driven life. When I say, “keeping your word,” I’m referring to honoring what you commit to. It’s keeping your promises, especially with yourself. nnUnfortunately, we usually betray ourselves more than we do anyone else. We say one thing and do another. For any of you who have children or, for that matter, who once were children, you know how it feels to have a promise made and then broken. Y

September 11, 2008

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Eliminate Time Traps Part 3n nYou have to decide if you really want to be continually available. If you don’t, then turn off your cell phone or other portable electronic devices.n nHave you ever counted the number of messages you get in a day, including email, voice mail or messages others take for you or that you leave? We allow ourselves to feel obligated to respond to all of these demands and as a result we are worn out. We have to be selective.n nNo one needs to rea

September 5, 2007

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Eliminate Time Traps Part 2n nThere’s no turning back and stopping technology, nor should we stop it. It’s fantastic. We’re accomplishing great things these days. We’re increasingly free from offices, boring meetings or down time. But what is the itch that our electronic devices scratch? Why do so many of us crave being in touch everywhere all the time? What’s in these thousands of messages that is so important? Why can’t they wait? Afterall, they always used to.

August 3, 2007

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Eliminate Time Traps Part 1n nBy the way, weren’t labor saving devices supposed to give us more free time? Time to spend with loved one, etc…Well research shows that the average American is working 160 more hours per year more than we did in 1960. That’s one full additional month of 40-hour workweeks. n nOur time and attention are more vulnerable to theft than ever before. You have to eliminate the energy suckers in your life--those are people or projects that leave you

July 2, 2007

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Sanity Saver# 3 Embrace SimplicitynnIn our consumer culture it’s easy to lose sight of what’s truly important. Most of us desire deeper meaning in our lives, but do you really think that hunger can be fulfilled with what you see on TV, in the movies or in the pages of women’s magazines? Probably not. However, advertisers continually try to sell us what we don’t need. And unfortunately we believe them. nnDon’t get me wrong, I’m not suggesting that you move to a cab

March 1, 2007