Darrell Janssen Posted on Monday, July 8, 2013 at 8:45PM 
You will come across hundreds of characteristics people say you must have in order to be heartfelt. Most of them will probably be sensible and of course, they are good characteristics. You cannot be angry all the time and be heartfelt. Here are some of the most revered traits people wish they had in their personality:
Mark Goulston Posted on Sunday, July 7, 2013 at 8:32PM 
Please share this with any soldiers or veterans you know that have PTSD and have undergone or are currently receiving treatment for it and with any programs you know of that are providing treatment for PTSD.
"When I come home from Iraq, I just want to help people." - Evan Ashcraft (5/22/79 - 6/24/03)
Mark Goulston Posted on Saturday, July 6, 2013 at 11:32AM 
Their gap is your command
Like one of the multitude of enthusiastic readers of Walter Isaacson’s terrific book, I’ve been trying to grok Steve Jobs’ way of looking at the world so that my clients and I can benefit from it.
Mark Goulston Posted on Thursday, July 4, 2013 at 7:40PM 
All heartfelt people do heartfelt things, but not every person who does heartfelt things is a heartfelt person. Heartfelt doing makes is great for the world; heartfelt being is great for humanity.As Nelson Mandela shortly leaves us I find myself much sadder than when other great people have died.
Mark Goulston Posted on Sunday, June 30, 2013 at 2:44PM 
The 4th of July is a great time of year to ask yourself, how independent are you? Are you Dependent, Pseudo-independent or Independent?
Mark Goulston Posted on Friday, June 28, 2013 at 5:30PM 
Does your boss "kiss up" to make themself successful or "kiss down" make you more successful?
About thirty years ago when I was in full time practice as a clinical psychiatrist I would occasionally refer some of my patients to a well-known university psychiatric hospital for in-patient hospitalization. It was rare at that time to get a “thank you” from that hospital for the referral and on many occasions they would keep the patient after discharge and refer them to one of their own clinics without contacting me (they have since changed their ways).
Mark Goulston Posted on Saturday, June 22, 2013 at 3:31PM 
for-give-ness: Pronunciation: \-ˈgiv-nəs\ – noun – The act of letting go of one’s anger towards someone for having hurt, wounded, betrayed, injured or harmed one. Forgiving does not necessarily mean forgetting the harm someone has done, your disappointment in them or giving them a second chance to harm you, but it does mean letting go of the anger one attaches to the hurtful incident and of begrudging the person for it.
Mark Goulston Posted on Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 11:35AM 
How the Truth Sets You Free
She: I don’t know if can ever forgive, stop resenting, trust and give you another chance after lying to me.
He: I understand and accept that.
She: How can you understand and accept that?
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