Faith Comes Through Doubting
By questioning what I had been taught, by doubting God because of my past, I came to a certainty that had been missing earlier with my faith.
Exploring The Artist’s Way
Working through The Artist’s Way greatly expanded my concept of myself as a writer, and shed light on the limitations in thinking that had held me back.
When Is It Time To Move On?
There comes a point in a relationship when it’s time to move on – from a group, an old friend, a lover. How do you know when it’s time?
Minute to Freedom #100: I Can’t Remember
I discovered that there were painful periods of time while I was growing up that I had blocked out, but which were still impacting me strongly.
Minute to Freedom #99: I Won’t Be Like Him
I decided in my early ‘20s the one thing I wanted most in life was not to be like my Dad. Then I realized I had become just like him.
Minute to Freedom #98: Easily Discouraged
When I was successful as a child, I got belittled or put down, and as an adult tended to easily become discouraged and give up on projects.
Minute to Freedom #97: Paralysis of Analysis
Being extraordinarily analytical, I ruminated over my problems for long periods, until confronted by a good friend who wouldn’t support that behavior.
Minute to Freedom #96: What Is Normal?
Since everything was unpredictable when I was growing up, I had poor benchmarks for knowing what normal households looked like.
Minute to Freedom #95: Thinking In Absolutes
I used to think in absolutes a lot – I’m right, you’re wrong – and if you disagreed, I would defend my position without compromise.
Minute to Freedom #94: Automatic Lying
As a child, if I admitted to anything it could lead to painful consequences, so I learned to lie if confronted, which I had to overcome as an adult.





































