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October 2023

See what you can find; By trying a new Perspective


I love the game Boggle. I was so glad to find it as an app on my tablet. I don't love all the ads, but I digress. There are 'helps' you can add to each game to improve your word finding outcomes, one of those helps is the option to rotate the boggle board. Rotating the board keeps the exact same letters in the same spot, you just see them from a new/rotated perspective.


It never fails, after a rotation, I see words that didn't even register before the new perspective. What I literally could not see, was there, I just needed to look from a new perspective. Recently, this got me thinking about applying this in a broader way. What if I feel like I'm stuck in a situation, or I've seen all there is to see? What if I then rotate my perspective?


Some 'helps' to consider to 'rotate' the situation;


  • What might my best friend say to me?
  • What will this mean in 1 month? 1 year?
  • Do I need more information, if yes, what?


The boggle boards pictured are the same, with one rotation- try it out; see if you can see new words with the new perspective!

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Riddle answers!


What is always in front of you but can’t be seen?

*The Future*


I shave every day, but my beard stays the same. What am I?

*A barber*


You see a boat filled with people, yet there isn’t a single person on board. How is that possible?

*All the people on the boat are married.*


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Do you have a riddle you'd like me to share in a future newsletter? Just email me and maybe I will include it!


A Personal Note

Unexpected Kindness 

I recently went to a local art fair. I was looking for stained glass art, and came upon a tent that had some glass artwork.


I saw these flowers and loved them, I decided to buy one and went through all the options until I found the one I liked best (the turquoise one.) As I was looking through the options, the artist said, "find another one you like and it's on me." I stood stunned for a moment, then gratefulness washed over me. How unexpected and what a kind gift! I asked the artist's name and thanked him. I will remember his kindness and the feelings I had each time I look at the flowers, which is often because they are in the kitchen!

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8 SIGNS YOU BRING OUT THE BEST IN EACH OTHER


Maybe you’ve said this about another couple or people have said it about you and your spouse. It’s a great compliment, but what does it mean, really? Is it something that only comes naturally or can you work on it? Does it fade over time? How do you know if you’re still doing it? While there’s no scientific formula for what it looks like, here are eight surefire signs that you and your spouse bring out the best in each other.


1. You have a healthy level of self-confidence.



Maybe you’ve grown more confident since meeting your partner. Or perhaps you’ve maintained a healthy confidence over your time together. Either way, this is a good sign that you consistently build each other up. When you’re constantly critical, even in seemingly minor ways, those little comments can eat away at your spouse’s confidence. If you both feel good about yourselves, it’s a testament to how you treat each other.


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This content is not intended to be a substitute for direct professional diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your mental health professional or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your condition. Never disregard your professional's advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read in this newsletter.


The information above is intended as general information based on minimal information, and does not constitute health care advice. This information does not constitute communication with a counselor/therapist nor does it create a therapist-client relationship nor any of the privileges that relationship may provide.


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