As we acquire greater knowledge and understanding of life processes as a society, we learn about cause and effect relationships between various phenomena. With this knowledge, we start to understand various issues in terms of root causes that we can identify, address and remediate (i.e. a child’s behavior). This can be an empowering perspective and no doubt extremely useful. It …
We should do this more often!
I listened to an interview with the author of Setting Boundaries That Stick and one point really made me think.
I wrote this post four years ago about how uncomfortable it is to have to answer the question, “What are you looking for?” In the post, I wrote that it is hard to come up with a description that is authentic and specific and not subject to misinterpretation, and then to have to give it over all the time. It …
The final day of my time diary, and some takeaways from this project (scroll on down if you want to skip the blow-by-blow).
It’s almost Shabbos.
We’re getting there!
Moving right along…
Day two of my time tracking exercise (yesterday’s is here).
So here we are, and I need to be honest, I go into rather painstaking detail in this series so if you are not particularly interested in the details of my schedule, come on back next week 🙂 .
