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The Top 10 Lessons From The Late Great Albert Einstein

ByDorothy M. Neddermeyer Ph.D.

The word “Einstein” has become universally associated with being intelligent. Although not all of us are physicists like him, the way he lived and worked has inspired people to have the same attitude towards life.

Here are some things you can learn from the great and amazingly successful Albert Einstein:

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Tips: Communication Dynamics – 4 Powerful Tools

ByDorothy M. Neddermeyer Ph.D.

Communication is the means to get things done and an indispensable medium for human relationships. It is an essential ingredient in providing the important services of organizations, as well as a basic source of personal satisfaction. Yet, although communication is the single most important factor in relationships and work success, it is the least taught…

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Is Your Inner Child Running Your Life?

ByDorothy M. Neddermeyer Ph.D.

Your inner child becomes the source of many of the unbreakable patterns and habits that show up again and again. And it is not until you begin to work with this formidable power source that things can begin to shift.

Like most people, you will need to spend active time first of all identifying your inner child … and then listening to her/him, like no one has listened to her/him before.

But there is something deeper going on as well. Somewhere back behind the annoyance and upset there is anxiety, as well as a strange, subtle desire to feel that feeling. Like a moth to the flame…, that familiar feeling is a powerful part of you.

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Guest Article – Corporal punishment is a pseudonym for abuse

ByDorothy M. Neddermeyer Ph.D.

There is no difference whatsoever between corporal punishment and abuse and those who think otherwise are deluding themselves. Corporal punishment is a pseudonym for abuse. (Shakespeare enters, stage left: “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet”, thus meaning the names of things do not matter, only what things are).