by Marisue Alsobrook
Are You Parenting in the Fast Food Lane?  Do you find that your parenting time seems Hit and Miss?  These 5 Parenting Basics can keep your family from melting down from busy schedules, stress, and life’s daily trials.
Introduction: No one is any busier than a working parent, unless it’s a single working parent.  With [...]

 by Marisue Alsobrook
 
 
Introduction:  Anger is a fact of life, but it doesn’t have to be your whole life.  Angry as you may feel, you haven’t invented the emotion and most likely your situation has links to others who have experienced something similar.  To know that you’re not alone can be comforting news.
 
Anger has been around [...]

By Marisue Alsobrook
Introduction: Anger Management sounds so easy.  Like ordering fast food, let’s just have some.  Actually, it’s a lifestyle, and because of that, anger management takes time to learn and “grow.”  This fresh new attitude can be created with desire and determination.  It bears wonderful fruit.  The comfort zone that develops is so “good” [...]

by Marisue Alsobrook
Introduction:  Waiting on good things to happen takes faith.  But, “waiting” doesn’t mean “doing nothing.”  Faith should generate action, walking in faith consists of making good choices.  Everyday we can choose to create the best attitude, help others, and take important steps towards what matters most to us:  our family, friends, job, co-workers and just [...]

Marisue says “Positive Thinking Always Improves the Thinker”  Read these comments from John Porter:
Positive thinking is never defeated. Do you believe in it? You must. Behind every success in your life it is somewhere your positive attitude that gives it an edge.
Healthy living is at the same time very easy and very difficult. The problem [...]

Time is scarce for everyone as we try to make ends meet. High costs of living are driving us all crazy. You can manage your day with planning. Start here!

Begin Now, today! Improve kid’s behaviors by starting right in the middle of where you are! Make lists of what’s right, and begin to praise it over and over in a sincere manner. Keep your corrections of the “wrong” brief and friendly. Kid’s often think it’s “all over” and their self esteem quickly takes a nose dive over the smallest consequences. If we’re aware of that, we can make great progress with little damage to their fragile personalities when they’re young or even in their teens.