Lifestyle
Live with Grace
My intuitive guidance told me that understanding and focusing on grace is what’s needed at this time. The division, the hatred and the judgment among us could be at its…
Read More9 Effective Methods for Dispelling Fear
I remember going out for dinner with my family a few years ago and playing a game where we asked each other questions to get to know one another at…
Read MoreUsing Covid-19 Restrictions to Find Freedom, Joy and Purpose
The vast majority of us have been living with extreme restrictions over the past eight months and counting. In that time, some of us have been living with people who…
Read MoreFuel Your Soul – An Online Workshop to Motivate and Energize You
Last year, the Canadian Institute for Health announced that 25,000 Canadians were hospitalized or died from deliberate self-harm. This data was collected before the onset of Covid-19. This figure doesn’t…
Read MoreHow to Stop the Blame Game
Every one of us has blamed others for our challenges. It’s a way of thinking that each of us is taught, as we go through life, and therefore, it has…
Read MoreA Motivating Speech for All High School Graduates of 2020
I had the honour of delivering this speech at an online graduation ceremony for a private school in Ontario last week. The Headmaster asked that every graduate of his school…
Read More15 Tips for Strengthening Your Relationships during COVID-19 Lockdown
I am finding that during COVID-19 lockdown, more than anything else, my clients want assistance with their relationships. When we live with others in COVID-19 lockdown, our relationships with our…
Read MoreValentine’s Day is NOT just another Hallmark Holiday
I have heard many people say that Valentine’s Day is just another way for Hallmark, restaurants, jewelers, and florists to make money. To me, this is very sad. How did…
Read MoreThe Secrets to Fortifying Your Relationships – My Next Seminar
On Saturday, November 30th, I will teach you ALL of my best methods for fortifying your relationships! Here are all the details about the seminar.
Read MoreA Life Coach’s Tips for Overcoming Social Media Crisis
Over the past decade, I have been asked to help many clients who have been negatively affected by social media. Recently, I was so inundated with clients who were experiencing…
Read MoreA Life Coach’s Insights and Tips for Successful Online Dating
Well, here’s some information you might not have expected to receive from The Resourceful Mother – my thoughts and tips on online dating! Yes, I did this on and off for many years.
5 insights I want to share with you:
1. We all enjoy meeting people in person far more than “shopping” for someone online. Meeting the love of our life online is no one’s first choice. Having said that, if we don’t think online dating will work, it likely won’t – our thoughts usually become our reality.
2. We are all wired to care about appearance, even if we pretend we are not. There are individuals with no picture of themselves on their profile, who say that appearance doesn’t matter, yet they are contacting others, telling them they are beautiful. Of course, we all know that our inner beauty is far more important than our outer beauty but it is much easier to see when we meet in person!
Marijuana is NOT Safe Just Because It’s Now Legal in Canada
With all of the people extolling the benefits of Marijuana and the fact that the Canadian government has now legalized Marijuana, many are probably wondering, “How bad can this drug be?” I decided it was time to inform you of the adverse effects of this drug.
There is medicinal Marijuana and recreational Marijuana. The medicinal Marijuana or cannabis oil is referred to as The Sacred Plant (some of you may have seen the video series by this name, which I highly recommend) and it helps those in pain or suffering from disease. It contains a small amount of delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is necessary to receive the medicinal benefits from the drug. Recreational Marijuana contains far more THC, which is the component that makes ones high or intoxicated when smoked. According to annual survey data, more teenagers smoke recreational marijuana than cigarettes. The amount of THC in Marijuana samples, confiscated by police, has been steadily increasing over the past few decades. In 2009, THC concentrations in marijuana averaged close to 10 percent, compared to around 4 percent in the 1980s. According to Canada’s government website, some strains contain an average of 30 percent!
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