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Revive To Thrive: New Video

20 April, 2009 (16:03) | Uncategorized | By: Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D.

Been following my information on building a thriving marriage? Well, the third video is now up. Again, no obligation or requirements. Just good information to help you discover what keeps you from having a thriving marriage. . . and what to do about it! Take a look at the video HERE! ********************More marriage saving information [...]

Excuse #4: “It’s Not My Fault!”

11 February, 2008 (09:59) | Uncategorized | By: Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D.

I have heard that one over and over: “It’s not my fault!” There are two subtexts to this: 1: “Since I am innocent, why should I have to do something?”2: “Since I didn’t cause it, what can I do?” Let’s say your house is on fire. Perhaps you didn’t cause the fire, but do you [...]

Excuse #3: “I Can’t Do Anything!”

6 February, 2008 (08:50) | Uncategorized | By: Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D.

Do you feel hopeless and unable to change the outcome of your relationship? Then excuse #3 may be the thought that is running through your mind: “I want to do something, but there isn’t anything I can do.” Henry Ford said “Whether you think you can or you think you can’t, you are right.” In [...]

“I’m Sorry” Is The Starting Point — Not The End

20 August, 2007 (15:08) | Uncategorized | By: Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D.

Several years back, my son had a teacher that would not allow the students to say “I’m sorry.” That may sound odd, coming from a 1st grade teacher. . . not allowing someone to apologize. But his rationale was this: Saying your sorry does not indicate a change. Changing indicates a change. While I think [...]