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The last few weeks we have talked about complicated or difficult people. This week we are going apply the tool of objectivity. This may involve an overly invested mother-in-law,a guilting mother of your own, a person with an addiction, or just someone whose opinion you take personally.I'm sure you are tired of being hurt by the things these challenging people say, the guilt you feel at theircomments, or the anger that they have power over you. The joy of living your life without guilt is just too good not to strive for. We will break the solution down so youcan apply the answer to any situation. It doesn't matter what belief system you subscribe to: Catholic,Christian, athiest. We all have the same battle with guilt and shame from stressful people in our lives.Freedom from shame and guilt are the rewards and are well worth the journey.

Whether they are your lover, your family, or your friends, when complicated relationships rear their ugly head, many of us fall into an old pattern and can't find a way out. Do you "always give in?" Are you the one who always feels responsible? Are you tired of something you just can't change?   Discovering a new way of looking at the complicated people in your life can give you a new lease on life. Hope is a powerful tool. Happiness is the goal. All of these require the ability to understand your role in healthy relationships, to recognize an unhealthy one, and to take the small steps that ultimately change your life permanently.  If you have been in the self-help community for years and still have a gnawing issue, let's talk. You don't need any more methods. You have the tools! My gift is helping you see when and where to use them for the longest lasting return on your emotional investment.If you are going through a divorce or separation, have money management issues, codependency, or identity struggles, I

Complicated relationships.We all have them. A mother who guilts you on a daily basis, the bad boyfriend who is more similar to your last few boyfriends than you would like to admit, and the son or daughter who is rejecting.How do you grab your life back from these constantly painful relationships that makes you feel like a failure. Can you be spiritual and still get caught in these cycles? Is there a way to heal, so you don't repeat these same relationships?Why do we end up feeling like our needs are second to every one else's needs?In today's show, I discuss potential relationships and their problems, but I don't stop there. I look at these typically challenging relationships with a different set of eyes. The greatest way to get freedom from one of these thorns is the kind of change that allows you to live with what you cannot change anyway. The benefits are a longer, healthier life and happier relationships with the other people in your life. Feeling better emotionally and physically restores the joy of tru

Have you attended motivational weekends and read all there is to know about manifesting and positive thinking, only to be disappointed?I believe the whole movement that promotes achieving goals through your attitude often frustrates and disappoints us with our personal in ability to attain it- dare we say failure?What if I told you that all the tools you have acquired in your toolbox, your arsenal, is just lying dormant waiting for the ignition and that starts with a very small start- a flicker, a flame.Tune in for the show "Brick Building- Achieve your goals incrementally" Tuesday, July 29th at noon and find out what anyone can do anywhere anytime to get the ball rolling toward their own empowerment, achievemnent, and dreams.  

Today's I share my own life's journey from losing a brother to the disease of bipolar to facing what might be my greatest achievement. If you wonder how you can claim to be spiritual or Christian or to trust any force greater than yourself and take medication for bipolar disorder or any number of other conditions, you probably don't talk about. This is the place to find out we all feel the same way. It is shameful and weak to need medication, right?Hear both sides of the story and decide for yourself. Beth Maree tackles the issues by relaying her personal struggles. Bring your comments and questions to the show Tues Noon