by Joel Walton | Sep 2, 2019 | Book Reviews
Striving for perfection is something many people do – even if they are unwilling to admit it. They spend their energy, emotions, and time chasing after an unattainable goal. Afterall, how can you achieve something that doesn’t exist? Unfortunately, the consequence of...
by Joel Walton | Sep 1, 2019 | General Interest
I work with a lot of different people from various backgrounds and with a plethora of stories. But something we all have in common is that we operate within the same 24 hour day and each have the opportunity to make choices about what we will do with those hours,...
by Joel Walton | Sep 1, 2019 | General Interest, Life Transitions
Ever look back over your life and realize things didn’t turn out how you thought they would at all? That so many things have changed? That YOU have changed? Some of these changes were forced on you and some were choices you made. When I reflect on my life, I see how...
by Joel Walton | Aug 3, 2019 | Book Reviews
Have you ever heard the phrase “grit your teeth and bear it?” It’s used when someone is going through a tough time or situation and must keep pushing forward. In today’s psychological terms, ‘grit’ refers to perseverance, confidence, and following through on your...
by Joel Walton | Jul 25, 2019 | Family, Resilience
Have you heard of the phrase ‘lawnmower’ parenting? It refers to parents who ‘mow’ problems out of the way for their children – clearing an easy path with no obstaces. Another popular phrase right now is ‘teacup’ child. It refers to someone who is so fragile, they...
