Comment: I cannot emphasize enough — the primary issue of emotional management is Safety! Everyone must be safe, and idealy everyone must feel safe (Security). MacQuarrie Email Program #25 — Managing Yourself While Angry In the next two emails, I am going
Comment: We are getting close to the end of the series; I hope you are gaining benefit from it. MacQuarrie Email Review #03 — The Third Set of Emails From my perspective, the past eight emails (#17-#24) have included important topics: blocks
Comment: Although I note this email as perhaps the most important of the series, it is only possible to utilize this email effectively, especially long-term, if the rest of the program is developed. MacQuarrie Email Program #24 — Forgiveness (Letting Go) Welcome.
Comment: Herein I describe with I consider to be the primary skills of self-care, those skills that keep me stable and able to be (relatively) relaxed with what life offers. Self-care requires time, but essentially if I do not take care of
Comment: The skills suggested in this email are subtle and if developed, they are very powerful as a means of sorting how to respond to life. MacQuarrie Email Program #22 — Knowing Your Own Truths When I first introduced the Blowing Out
Comment: If you can truly utilize the information of this email, you will have come a long way in the management of any emotional issues, especially those of anger. MacQuarrie Email Program #21 — Perspective This email is about how you create
Comment: Values and beliefs, especially values, are what drive responses. MacQuarrie Email Program #20 — What gets you angry? (Values and Beliefs) In this email, I want to explore what drives your anger, and your conflicts. In Email #06 The Pot, I
Comment: In terms of understanding, this is probably the most important section of the program. The basic difficulty is to turn the understanding into action. MacQuarrie Email Program #19 — Why We Avoid For a number of emails, we have been looking
