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Category Archives: Introverts in relationship
The Scurry Dance: Learning from Loving and Losing a Kitten
My youngest of three cats is a stunningly gorgeous calico who looked like an eternal kitten. When I went to the SPCA to bring a new feline home my friend Kevin came with me. The only two preferences I had … Continue reading
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Speaking up: Say what you want to say
So there is a theme running through my conversations with https://experience.tripster.ru/tours/india/ introverts these days. Whether with my clients, staff at the doctor’s office, or speaking with friends at a coffee shop, the theme is not speaking up. We don’t want to … Continue reading
Hey – I am over here! Introverts feeling overlooked
I had a big shift this week working with a kinesiologist Kathy Carroll who is a master at mind-body healing akin to therapy where the focus is on transforming emotional baggage through the body. In our work together we release … Continue reading
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Tired of selling yourself down the river? Create your ideal date instead
A sales rep from YourTango, we’ll call her Lisa, found me online and convinced me what an asset I’d be to their list of experts (yes I fell prey to this sales tactic). As an introvert herself my voice really … Continue reading
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Did you hear me? Why we need acknowledgement
A friend shared how frustrated she gets when she offers an idea in a group and no one responds. Then moments later a more gregarious person repeats her idea and the group goes wild. Hey that was my idea I … Continue reading
Cleaning closet triggers the Costco response!
In the first year of our relationship my partner and I worked together to clear out the closet underneath the basement stairs. Colleen reached into the closet and pulled out every last box, random tool, and miscellaneous item. Now that … Continue reading
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We are learning to make regular visits to ourselves.
My house as a kid was lively and filled with juicy personalities. As much as I loved that I also felt overwhelmed by the big energy and longed for something I couldn’t quite name. Years later when I discovered meditation … Continue reading
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