Entries by chaseforward

Life Lesson: Surrender Is More Powerful Than Control

This is such a seemingly simple phrase which can be taken so lightly but has so much potential to change your life. “Surrender is more powerful than control.” My revelation of this came to me after exploring forgiveness, seeking direction for my life, and trying to figure out who I am and what I am […]

Why Bother With Positive Affirmations?

The thoughts you hold in your subconscious mind can significantly influence your success in life. Most of us have grown up in the world of negativity. We have received negative teachings about things in life from our friends, our relatives, and even from the media. Some of these negatives beliefs, for example, are like money […]

How To Be Decisive When Your Emotions Are Taking Over

We all face this problem at some point in our lives, especially in relationships. When emotions are involved it makes it hard to think clearly and make decisions. Here are a few tips to help you come up with the right decision. Think about what your friends would suggest you do from their third person […]

How To Change Your Reality By Identifying Your Thought Patterns

What happens to us in life is not what is “happening to us” at all. There is no point blaming or pointing the finger at someone or something else for our misfortunes. We have the ability as highly potential beings to create the most wonderful experiences for ourselves in our lifetime, or alternatively fill our […]

Things you Should Not Do After a Breakup

Picture this, your ex has parted ways with you. He or She has just told you the three popular words “It Is Over” , to exacerbate it she has moved on! To be honest, this is one of the most alarming circumstances to be in as a man or woman. Obviously, as time ticks by you start to […]

The 5 Stages of Grieving – Divorce and Cheating

It’s important to remember that the “5 stages of grieving” aren’t a linear set of steps that each person will go through. You may experience many stages or emotions at once and in various order. These stages were originally identified by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross in her 1969 book On Death and Dying. Although they were identified through people […]