How to Treat “I Can’t Stand It-It Is”

By Alina Boie, M.S. How many times did you find yourself feeling impatient? Or how many times have you said to yourself “I want this right now, and I am not willing to wait any longer?” Our society is built

Let Go

By Fabian Boie, M.S. I recently read a short story full of wisdom. It said that one day, the professor came to class with a glass full with water, in his right hand. He raised the glass and asked his

Radio Silence

By Leonard Citron, M.A. You think you have a great connection with someone. You wine them, dine them, steal a kiss at the subway stop. Everything is going great. Or so you think. From nowhere, the dreaded radio silence. Maybe

Too Much To Do and Not Enough Time

By Rebecca Eliason, M.S. My father always says “things take longer than they should.” He often warns me to be careful of how much I take on, as there are usually variables that cannot be accounted for that can eat

Law and Order

By Kristina Wilder, M.A. I recently found myself in a court where a judge was seeing and then sentencing several cases. While in the court room, I noticed how at times the people in the court such as the defendants,

The Pitfalls of Valentine’s Day

by Rebecca Eliason, M.S. Valentine’s Day is tomorrow and, as usual, there has been a lot of anticipation of this day. Restaurants have been booked, gifts picked out, cards purchased and perhaps even some courting done in order to have

No Complaining

by Mary Russell, M.S. When you hear the word “complaining” you probably have some sort of negative reaction. It probably conjures up images of people in your life who whine or routinely throw themselves pity parties but don’t do anything

Slow Down to Catch Up- Lessons from a Turtle

by Fabian Boie, M.S. “Don’t ask the world to change….you change first.” Anthony de Mello, Awareness Have you ever been so busy driving, that you forgot to put gas in your car? Have you ever asked yourself where did the