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http://www.SimplyFearless.com

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I help you design, create, and live Your Simply Fearless Life! I run a private coaching practice based out of Sunnyvale, California. I meet with clients both in person and over the phone for One-On-One Coaching and Prviate Blog Coaching. I also help people create their Wordpress.org Blogsites from scratch - learn more here. Are you ready to live Your Simply Fearless Life?! Register for your complimentary coaching session today at http://swc.interfaceias.com/

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I am looking to expand my network and support other local business owners.

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Resolving an Argument in 4 Simple Steps

Part of the reality of being alive and on this planet with other human beings is that sometimes we argue. It happens to everyone and the most common reactions are fight, flight, or freeze. However, none of these actually helps to resolve the argument. So what can you do instead? Well, here are 4 simple steps you can take the next time you find yourself smack dab in the middle of an argument: {continue reading… Continue

Posted on June 18, 2008 at 4:36pm —

3 Questions to a Better Relationship

My 18 year old nephew, Alex, lives with us full-time. He moved in about a year ago after finishing up high school. His mom (my sister Nancy) , her husband, and young daughter all live in Barrow, Alaska. I'm actually native Alaskan, but that's a whole other post! Anyhow, the reason why I'm posting about Alex is because one of my challenges has been how to support him. I'm not his parent and he does pay rent, so should we (meaning my husband Will and me) just let him do whatever as long as he is p… Continue

Posted on June 7, 2008 at 8:20am —

Do You Ever Feel Ignored?

I love taking photos of dead and dying flowers. They simply don't get the attention that the beautiful, full-bloom ones receive. And yet, they are just as much a part of the life cycl

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Posted on May 30, 2008 at 9:19am — 2 Comments

Shockingly Simple Ways to Connect!

Teens and parents often share a mutual desire to strangle one another! This can really get in the way of staying connected, which we all know is one of the best deterrents to keep your teen off of drugs and STD-free. In my latest article, I share 3 simple ways parents can connect with their teens. It's hard; but, it's worth it. And shockingly simple.

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Posted on May 15, 2008 at 10:00am — 5 Comments

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At 9:30am on May 23, 2008, Doreen Jattan said…: Cassandra,

I loved your article. It's good to have practice before you have kids too;-) It was funny because I used the knowledge from your article to explain something yesterday to a mom and her son. Thanks again.

At 10:55pm on May 15, 2008, Robert Vignoli said…: You know Cassandra my daughter is in a group home and l just read a letter that she wrote to my mom and it indicated that she thinks that we can "hang out" and "we're ok" but we cannot love each other because as she puts it, "we argue too much".

I would like my daughter to know that I love her but she does not trust me because she has lived with her mother for so long and heard nothing but bad and negative things about me from her mother.

Do you have advice for me, she gets out from the group home on July 10th and her 18th birthday is on August 4th. She also mentioned that she is going to live with her cousins when she gets out because she does not want to be like her mother.

I may need to have some assistance with her when she gets out in order for me to have a relationship with my daughter again or maybe for the first time, who knows.