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When Your Anger Controls You! (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks
When Your Anger Controls You! (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks Over the years, I have known several people, including some friends of mine, that have serious anger issues. I’ve never been an angry person, nor has anybody in my family … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, anger issues, applicable counseling and coaching services, dr mike relationship counselor and coach, Dr. Mike, excuses, peace, relationships, social status, unmet expectations, when your anger controls you
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You Can’t Run Forever, Trust Me! (2) By Dr Michael Brooks
You Can’t Run Forever, Trust Me! (2) By Dr Michael Brooks So, what keeps us from facing the hurts that we have inside us and don’t want to face? There are many reasons, and here are a few. I think … Continue reading
dear excuses, PREPARE TO DIE (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks
dear excuses, PREPARE TO DIE (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks I often wonder why people are so afraid to make life-changing choices. When they think about it, they make excuses for why they can’t! To make changes, it takes a … Continue reading
dear excuses, PREPARE TO DIE (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks
dear excuses, PREPARE TO DIE (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks How many times have you heard someone make an excuse for their failures and it drove you up a wall? I have a friend of mine who I walk with … Continue reading
I’m Not Responsible. It’s Your Fault! (2)
Another excuse for not taking responsibility for their actions. “The reason I am so over weight is McDonalds should know better in using the wrong kind of fat when they make their french fries. It’s their fault I am gaining … Continue reading
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The Story Of Excuses
Earlier this week, a friend of mine stopped by my office.He was making excuses as to why he failed in certain areas in his life. As he continued to focus on his failures he began to blame others.I stopped … Continue reading