Some great question prompts center on writing about friendship. If you are working on your autobiography, life story, or memoir, the role of friends can be pivotal. This is true not only for living a rich life (obviously) but for the narrative arc in your tale.
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Do You Know How to Call 911?
Since we have seen an increase in crime and in human trafficking it’s time to add another skill to be prepared. Now is the time to learn the skill of calling 911. Yes, there are important tips to know to get the right help quickly.
‘Anything for the Church’: A conversation with Kirby Heyborne, RootsTech emcee and Latter-day Saint bishop
The actor, comedian, musician and audiobook narrator has loved the opportunity to be the emcee at RootsTech.
Your Hardest Family Question: My Husband Expects Me to be His Mother
In so many ways he is still a little boy and wants/needs to be taken care of. He is in his seventies and we have been married more than thirty years. I have been going to Latter-day Saint 12-step meetings for more than five years and while I understand the co-dependence thing, I still don’t know how to set boundaries so I can be his wife.
Patterns of Conflict in Your Relationship
Through his extensive research and experience as a clinical psychologist, Dr. Adam Fisher joins us to discuss conflict patterns that couples fall into in their relationships. In recognizing these patterns, couples can better understand how to come together to resolve conflict.
The late President Ballard visits ‘sacred ground’ and reflects on family legacy of faith in RootsTech video
Before his death, President Ballard was filmed at various Church history sites speaking about his rich family heritage.
Dating and the Principle of “Least Interest”
The principle of "least interest" is simply that the partner who is least invested in a relationship controls that relationship. This is so because the less interested partner is more willing to walk away rather than compromise or change. So, what can you do if you are in a relationship like this?