I proposed to my Julio live on air during my Worthy of Love special on @kfiam640 !!!! I love you. 🤍
My double life!
Family. Holidays. All good for mental health. Merry Christmas!
Family. Holidays. All good for mental health. Merry Christmas!
Family. Holidays. All good for mental health. Merry Christmas!
Family. Holidays. All good for mental health. Merry Christmas!
What a year! Worked, traveled, remodeled my farm, and got engaged! Bring on 2024!
Thank you @leana.h.greene for the beautiful Swedish Christmas celebration. On 13 December, Sweden celebrates Lucia Day. The event symbolizes light in a dark winter. Celebrated annually in December, this historic custom is an atmospheric event involving Christmassy treats and a singing line-up of candle-carrying characters dressed (mostly) in white gowns. #luciadayinsweden #stluciaswedishchristmas #christmastime #christmasiscoming
Thank you @leana.h.greene for the beautiful Swedish Christmas celebration. On 13 December, Sweden celebrates Lucia Day. The event symbolizes light in a dark winter. Celebrated annually in December, this historic custom is an atmospheric event involving Christmassy treats and a singing line-up of candle-carrying characters dressed (mostly) in white gowns. #luciadayinsweden #stluciaswedishchristmas #christmastime #christmasiscoming
Thank you @leana.h.greene for the beautiful Swedish Christmas celebration. On 13 December, Sweden celebrates Lucia Day. The event symbolizes light in a dark winter. Celebrated annually in December, this historic custom is an atmospheric event involving Christmassy treats and a singing line-up of candle-carrying characters dressed (mostly) in white gowns. #luciadayinsweden #stluciaswedishchristmas #christmastime #christmasiscoming
I’m not a decorator but If love design. Stay to the very end for a cute little surprise. 😊 – – – – #homeremodel #hometransformation #beforeandafter #farmlife #japandistyle #japandiinterior #japandi #whitekitchen #floatingshelves #remodel #remodelling #houseflipping #homedecoration #modernfarmhouse
I’ve been working on this special for a few months and I’m very proud of it. Also, there’s a big surprise coming on Dec. 3rd. The world is going to meet my sweet Julio and hear why he, too, is worthy of love. Finding love isn’t easy for plenty of people. So many are stigmatized for simply being human. Some may be neurodivergent, have experienced incarceration, be subject to ageism, or ableism, or have a secret in their past. But I believe that everyone is worthy of love. Meet some people who beat the odds. Hint: Love is an inside job. And they all began by loving themselves. Can’t wait to share this radio show with the world! Listen live on @kfiam640 or the @iheartradio app.
Plan ahead on how you will establish boundaries on your time, your labor, or your ideas. The holidays aren’t the time to get on a soapbox at home. You’ll miss getting to remember your tribe as they were. Go for nostalgia over debate.
Dating is a struggle for women. Yet marriage creates best outcomes for kids. We can complain all day long about men failing to launch, low performance, low commitment boyfriends, but is there another way to have a healthy nests for kids? Join our conversation live on zoom at 6:30 pm PT every Wednesday night. Patreon.com/DrWendyWalsh
Although some couples live in a social system of “perceived monogamy,” many couples choose to remain faithful. According to research published in the journal, Personality and Individual Differences, called “The reasons prevent people from cheating on their partners: An evolutionary account of the propensity cheat,” there are psychological motivations that help people hold back from cheating. They involve empathy, fear, shame and deep feelings of love for their partner. #infidelity #relationshiptips #psychologyprofessor #lovedoctor #marriage #divorce #cheating #monogamy #psychology #psychologytricks
Although some couples live in a social system of “perceived monogamy,” many couples choose to remain faithful. According to research published in the journal, Personality and Individual Differences, called “The reasons prevent people from cheating on their partners: An evolutionary account of the propensity cheat,” there are psychological motivations that help people hold back from cheating. They involve empathy, fear, shame and deep feelings of love for their partner. #infidelity #relationshiptips #psychologyprofessor #lovedoctor #marriage #divorce #cheating #monogamy #psychology #psychologytricks
Although some couples live in a social system of “perceived monogamy,” many couples choose to remain faithful. According to research published in the journal, Personality and Individual Differences, called “The reasons prevent people from cheating on their partners: An evolutionary account of the propensity cheat,” there are psychological motivations that help people hold back from cheating. They involve empathy, fear, shame and deep feelings of love for their partner. #infidelity #relationshiptips #psychologyprofessor #lovedoctor #marriage #divorce #cheating #monogamy #psychology #psychologytricks
Although some couples live in a social system of “perceived monogamy,” many couples choose to remain faithful. According to research published in the journal, Personality and Individual Differences, called “The reasons prevent people from cheating on their partners: An evolutionary account of the propensity cheat,” there are psychological motivations that help people hold back from cheating. They involve empathy, fear, shame and deep feelings of love for their partner. #infidelity #relationshiptips #psychologyprofessor #lovedoctor #marriage #divorce #cheating #monogamy #psychology #psychologytricks
Although some couples live in a social system of “perceived monogamy,” many couples choose to remain faithful. According to research published in the journal, Personality and Individual Differences, called “The reasons prevent people from cheating on their partners: An evolutionary account of the propensity cheat,” there are psychological motivations that help people hold back from cheating. They involve empathy, fear, shame and deep feelings of love for their partner. #infidelity #relationshiptips #psychologyprofessor #lovedoctor #marriage #divorce #cheating #monogamy #psychology #psychologytricks
Although some couples live in a social system of “perceived monogamy,” many couples choose to remain faithful. According to research published in the journal, Personality and Individual Differences, called “The reasons prevent people from cheating on their partners: An evolutionary account of the propensity cheat,” there are psychological motivations that help people hold back from cheating. They involve empathy, fear, shame and deep feelings of love for their partner. #infidelity #relationshiptips #psychologyprofessor #lovedoctor #marriage #divorce #cheating #monogamy #psychology #psychologytricks
Changing an ingrained, automatic habit involves becoming mindful of the triggers and rewards of the old habit and replacing those triggers with new “cues” for positive behavior, combined with frequent rewards. This is how the brain learns a new reward system and the new behavior eventually becomes automatic. Be patient. Falling off the wagon isn’t the end of change. It’s an important step where you learn that certain situations or people make you vulnerable to a setback. Now you have a new strategy. Avoid those situations! Research has shown that it takes on average, about 66 days to establish a new habit. Go easy on yourself. Three steps forward. One step back. You’ve got this.
Changing an ingrained, automatic habit involves becoming mindful of the triggers and rewards of the old habit and replacing those triggers with new “cues” for positive behavior, combined with frequent rewards. This is how the brain learns a new reward system and the new behavior eventually becomes automatic. Be patient. Falling off the wagon isn’t the end of change. It’s an important step where you learn that certain situations or people make you vulnerable to a setback. Now you have a new strategy. Avoid those situations! Research has shown that it takes on average, about 66 days to establish a new habit. Go easy on yourself. Three steps forward. One step back. You’ve got this.
Changing an ingrained, automatic habit involves becoming mindful of the triggers and rewards of the old habit and replacing those triggers with new “cues” for positive behavior, combined with frequent rewards. This is how the brain learns a new reward system and the new behavior eventually becomes automatic. Be patient. Falling off the wagon isn’t the end of change. It’s an important step where you learn that certain situations or people make you vulnerable to a setback. Now you have a new strategy. Avoid those situations! Research has shown that it takes on average, about 66 days to establish a new habit. Go easy on yourself. Three steps forward. One step back. You’ve got this.
Come visit all the KFI hosts this Tuesday!!! The #KFIPastaThon to benefit @caterinas_club is here! Donate at ANY @smartfinal store in CA, NV and AZ, or ANY SoCal @wendys location thru 12/3. Join is for an all-day LIVE broadcast on #GivingTuesday 5a-10p at @anaheimwhitehouse Can’t make it? Donate anytime at PastaThon.com Thank you for your support! ❤️
