What do you do when your kid is scared? Tell him not to be scared? What do you do when you’re mad? Yell at the person? Tell yourself you shouldn’t feel that way? The problem with this kind of response is that it doesn’t let the emotion move through and out of you. Emotion means to move out. Step 1 in tending to emotions is to acknowledge it’s there, and that it has a good reason to be there. Do this with yourself and others and your relationships will improve immediately. St...
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What do you do when your kid is scared? Tell him not to be scared? What do you do when you’re mad? Yell at the person? Tell yourself you shouldn’t feel that way? The problem with this kind of response is that it doesn’t let the emotion move through and out of you. Emotion means to move out. Step 1 in tending to emotions is to acknowledge it’s there, and that it has a good reason to be there. Do this with yourself and others and your relationships will improve immediately. St...
Do you feel like your wife doesn’t appreciate you? That she cares about the kids more than you? That she can be nice to everyone except you, but is still willing to use the money you bring in? I’ve certainly felt this way. And this energy is not the powerful masculine energy that feels good and attracts your wife to you. It’s a young, immature energy that needs to be tended… by you. Learn how to take care of the younger you… So you can access the powerful, God-given masculine en...
Strong Men Strong Marriages
What do you do when your kid is scared? Tell him not to be scared? What do you do when you’re mad? Yell at the person? Tell yourself you shouldn’t feel that way? The problem with this kind of response is that it doesn’t let the emotion move through and out of you. Emotion means to move out. Step 1 in tending to emotions is to acknowledge it’s there, and that it has a good reason to be there. Do this with yourself and others and your relationships will improve immediately. St...
