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Statistics show the vast majority of intimate relationships fail, devolving into bitterness and conflict. Why are some intimate relationships more doomed than others?
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Opposites really do attract. When we first met, my spouse described me as “in charge, stable, organized, serious.” After 7 years, there was another version: “controlling, inflexible, workaholic.” Here’s why: In most intimate relationships one party is a rock and one is a bird.
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Are you open-minded about an uncertain future or career outcome? Or have you crossed your arms, planted your feet, and made up your mind? I hope it’s the former.
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How often do you hear the refrain, “I don’t have time” or “There’s not enough time in the day”? Are you one of the many people dying for more time?
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On a beautiful Sunday afternoon, I exited the Interstate 240 ramp in Asheville. When I gazed to my left, the driver in a little red car that had been in front flipped me the bird. I was astonished at first then I noticed a flash of anger rise up in me.
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Why are some people more accomplished than others? Aside from sheer talent, highly successful people have a winning frame of mind that catapults them to untold heights.
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