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What are the differences? They all seem like the same thing…so, in case you are wondering, let’s dive in and take a closer look at each one. Let’s start with Pity. Pity looks at someone, who is less fortunate, with these internal words, “You poor thing. I am sorry for...
Abraham Maslow lived from 1908 to 1970 and is called The Father of Humanistic Psychology. That means he lived 72 years and has been gone from this world for 51 years. So, you might ask, “What does Abe Maslow have to do with the pandemic? My answer is, “Everything!”...
“How will I cope once the going gets tough?” Personal experience, conversations with other expat spouses, and research have identified six steps to transition through the expat cycle and thrive in an expat assignment. Step 1: Build Awareness The first step is to...
Frazzled and frustrated? Been there, done that. There’s something about being a newcomer to Paris (or perhaps any new place) that turns the most competent of us upside down. One day, you’re working at a high-powered job, juggling career and family responsibilities,...
Excerpted from 'If Love Is a Game, These Are the Rules' At its core, loving yourself simply means believing in your own essential worthiness. It is nurturing a healthy sense of positive self-regard and knowing in your heart that you are a valuable link in the...
