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Holiday Love Challenge #19: Set the Intention for Kindness

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Holiday Love Challenge #18: Only Say “I’m Sorry” When You Mean It

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Holiday Love Challenge #17: Share an Experience

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Holiday Love Challenge #16: Be a Voice of Compassion

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Life Is Beautiful

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Source: Positive Outlooks

Holiday Love Challenge #15: Commute with Kindness

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Appreciate People Who…

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After I Saw You: A Short Animated Film About Falling in Love

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I’m a huge fan of Dharma Comics, so I was excited to learn about this short film collaboration with Yolanda Barker. It’s a beautiful little animated video that begs the question: What if every love story was meant to be?

Holiday Love Challenge #14: See Everyone as a Child

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5 Beliefs That Hurt Your Relationships (And How to Let Them Go)

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“Beliefs have the power to create and the power to destroy.” ~Tony Robbins

“I’m not great at relationships.” This is something I used to say all the time, to others and myself.

I’d had quite a few unhealthy friendships that ended in dramatic showdowns when our combined issues proved toxic.

My romantic relationships weren’t any less volatile—largely because my deep-seated shame affected the type of men I attracted and compromised my ability to be there, with and for others.

But even after making significant progress with my insecurities and working through some painful experiences from my past, I realized I …

A Simple Phrase That Can Prevent Arguments and Resentment

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“It’s not the events of our lives that shape us, but our beliefs as to what those events mean.” ~Tony Robbins

I am always making up stories about what others think of me or what they really meant when they made that comment. And I typically make up the worst case scenario. According to my brain, everyone is mean-spirited and ridiculing me.

This is not an uplifting way to live one’s life. The pessimistic stories I create are generated in part by my low self-esteem, and by convincing myself they’re true, I continue to fuel it. My constantly negative perceptions …

Holiday Love Challenge #13: Make a Call

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Holiday Love Challenge #12: Give a Compliment to a Stranger

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Learn to Love Without Condition

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Source: Heart Math

Holiday Love Challenge #11: Create Positive Energy

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Holiday Love Challenge #10: Give Yourself Some Credit

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7 Steps to Happiness

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Holiday Love Challenge #9: Empathy Melts Irritation

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Holiday Love Challenge #8: An Exercise to Minimize Judgments

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When You Want to Judge, Be Curious Instead

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“Curiosity will conquer fear more than bravery ever will.” ~James Stephens

Earlier this year I wrote a pretty honest and open article about how I was trying to be less judgmental.

As with anything new, there’s a learning curve. Letting go of judgments hasn’t become a natural and automatic part of my life quite yet, but a skill I’ve recently learned that’s making a huge, huge difference can be summed up in one word: curiosity.

Let me explain: I recently finished Brené Brown’s newest book Rising Strong. It’s all about getting up after a hard emotional fall, and what …