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Lisa - Living Well Therapist

@livingwellwm

believer/therapist helping clients invest on inner wealth, grow valued relationships, and discern b/t difficult and destructive people. ❤️Nurtured Heart❤️

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Having a foreign exchange student has been one of the best decisions I’ve made for myself and my whole family 🥰 6 out of 5 ⭐️ Highly recommend

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My grandma told me, “Marry someone you can suffer with.” I used to think that was sad. Now I understand— Love isn't who takes you to dinner. It's who holds you when you're drowning. And builds you a boat.

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The avg young person today is on course to spend 25 years of their life on their phone. (Plus more on other screens). Most of them don't want to live this way, but feel trapped. How about we delay giving smartphones and tablets till at least 14? thetimes.com/uk/technology-…

The avg young person today is on course to spend 25 years of their life on their phone. (Plus more on other screens). Most of them don't want to live this way, but feel trapped. 

How about we delay giving smartphones and tablets till at least 14?

thetimes.com/uk/technology-…
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Gut feeling is a God-given gift. You can’t outsmart it. Explaining it away is often a disservice. You don’t have to be rewarded with knowledge on the other side of a decision made by your gut. You can be proud when you use your God-given gift whether or not you see the why. 💝

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Modern parenting emphasizes emotions, but feelings are fleeting. Teach children push through boredom, anger, or exhaustion—to tackle homework, show kindness, and honor commitments. This forges character and a purposeful life. Raise a pilot, not a passenger.

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Trust is the key that unlocks second chances. 🔐 When you’ve amassed a strong reserve, others see your mistake as a mere misstep, not a reflection of your character. Without it, a single error can be mistaken for a fatal flaw. Its value lies in the goodwill it builds, paving

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Our personalities describe us, but they don't define us. Our most important qualities are our values. Personality traits are the tendencies we have. They reflect our nature and nurture. Values are the principles we choose. They reveal our commitment and character.

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Underrated life skill: Knowing when you're the problem. Self-awareness is a massive advantage. Not everything is someone else’s fault. Not every mess is external. Sometimes the pattern is you. And if you're self-aware enough to own it, you'll be strong enough to change it.

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In unhealthy relationships, people walk on eggshells to avoid conflict. They tell you what you want to hear. In healthy relationships, people have the courage to address conflict. They tell you what you need to hear. Silence protects fragile ties. Candor strengthens real bonds.

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Intelligence depends on more than cognitive horsepower. It requires cognitive flexibility. The faster the world evolves, the greater the cost of rigidity. Stubbornness is a path to getting trapped in the past. The future belongs to those with the courage to change their minds.

Intelligence depends on more than cognitive horsepower. It requires cognitive flexibility.

The faster the world evolves, the greater the cost of rigidity. Stubbornness is a path to getting trapped in the past.

The future belongs to those with the courage to change their minds.
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Sometimes I simply remind patients that sooner or later they will have to relinquish the goal of having a better past. Irvin D. Yalom #past

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When you get defensive about feedback, you fail twice. You fail to learn today, and you fail to encourage people to keep teaching you tomorrow. If you can't handle the truth, people stop telling you the truth. A key to growth is showing that you're coachable.