The Cure for Addiction: Being Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired
I have been addicted to just about everything, and have quit these addictions because of one primary reason; I was sick and tired of being sick and tired.
I have been addicted to just about everything, and have quit these addictions because of one primary reason; I was sick and tired of being sick and tired.
Fine. I am totally ok admitting it to the whole world. I have an addiction to texting that try as I may, I cannot seem to beat.
Why is it that being called ‘crazy’ is so bothersome? It’s as if this one word cuts right to the core of our very being and makes us question our intrinsic worth.
One of my words for the year is Passion. Last night I was at a class that is serving as a type of spiritual grounding while I am on a project away from home.
I’m sure just reading that title incited strong reaction in most people. They either love the companies, or hate them. For some reason I think companies working to sell drugs to fix the brain have the worst reputation of all –
The discipline of Psychology has come up with some fairly simple rules to follow for fighting fair, and it amazes me how each and every day we ignore these rules and suffer again and again from their lessons.
How often are you really present? I don’t mean just there in the flesh, I mean there with your heart and soul and eyes and everything that you are and more?
I don’t know about you, but I am so sick of New Years Resolutions because they seem to just add to my list of ever-growing feelings of a failure as an ADHDer.