Valentine’s Day Wishes and a Quick Relationship Tip

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Here’s a quick video just to wish you a Fabulous Valentine’s Day and to give you a quick tip of using this holiday as a tool to get that “Valentine’s Day Feeling” year round.

If you liked this video, C’mon…share the love by clicking one of the icons below, so others can get this information to help improve their relationships, too.

Have a great week!

~Edie

Can you help me?

I need your help! If you’re willing to carve out just a few minutes
and answer this one question for me, it will help me SO MUCH!

I recorded a quick video below  (just over 3 minutes long) explaining
what I’m working on and how you can help me.

Click the video below to play it and then click the link below the video to submit
your response.

Email your feedback to relationshipfeedback@gmail.com

Send me your response to the question I ask in the video by clicking
here. Put “My biggest relationship frustration is…” in the subject
line so I know you are responding to this video.

If you are willing to take just a few minutes to help me today, I will
do a happy, happy dance, and I know I will be able to do a much
better job of helping people.

Thanks in advance!
~Edie Kay

Gratitude Adjustment ~

“GRATITUDE ADJUSTMENT”

In the spirit of ‘Giving Thanks’ this week, I’ve
got a quick success tip to share with you.

Did you know that one of the quickest and
best ways to start seeing more of what you
want to show up in your life, is by being
grateful?

In the video below, I share with you the latest research
on the benefits of gratitude, and how you can
use it to start seeing immediate benefits to
your health, happiness and success! Pretty sweet!

And I definitely want to give a SHOUT OUT
of Thanks to all of you who subscribe to my
blog, watch my videos, and comment. It helps
so much to know you are getting some good
stuff out of it all~

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
~Edie Kay

Lessons from “Fight Club”

I stayed home with my older son, Tony, who was sick yesterday.
He was watching the movie, “Fight Club,” and called my
attention to one particular scene. Holy cow, talk about the
greatest Life Coaching tool ever

Watch below to see how Brad Pitt’s character motivated a
convenience store attendant to go after his dreams…

It is amazing how creative we can get when we force our
brains to come up with, “How Can I…” instead of
stopping ourselves with all the reasons we think we
can’t.

If you like this video, click the “like” button below, or share
it on your other social media sites so others can get the
goods, too.

Have a great week!
~Edie

I’m Not Interested in “Saving” Marriages

Last week, a friend of mine was introducing me
to someone else, and in her introduction she said,
“Edie helps save marriages.”

I know she meant it as a compliment, but the
sound of what she said made me cringe on the
spot.

I wanted to post this video to clear up that
confusion because I’ve had that said a few times
about the work that I do with couples.

My coaching is NOT aimed at “Saving” marriages
or relationships.

Watch below to find out why I’m not interested
in saving marriages (and I don’t believe that
should be the goal for anyone).

Until next time~
Edie

Dog Fight

My husband and I had a pretty big fight recently and at the end
of all of it, I got some pretty cool lessons, so I thought I’d
share the story with you in the video below:

I hope that helps you when you are dealing with a similar situation
where two people in the relationship want two different things.

I’d love to hear comments below, and if you liked this video,
make sure and “share” it by clicking the “like” button.

~Until next time!
Edie

Help Others. It Helps You, Too.

If you help your neighbor mow her lawn, obviously it’s
good for her. But did you know that it’s likely good for you too?

Research shows that people who consistently help other people
experience less depression, greater calm, fewer pains and better
health.

Random acts of coolness can remind you that you’re
relatively lucky, make you feel connected to others, and can take
your mind off your own worries for a little while.

Here’s a short video of something cool my good friend, Jana, has
started here, locally, to help others in our community. It’s a fun
video to watch, but I would love it if it also inspires you to
come up with some ideas of your own on how you
can help others.

Helping doesn’t have to be a huge time commitment or organized
effort – although it’s awesome if you can do that. Helping others
can be as simple as calling a friend to see how she’s doing,
letting a car out in front of you, holding the door open for
someone, or walking your neighbor’s dog when they aren’t feeling
well.

If you liked this video, please please share it by clicking the “like” button,
or clicking on one of the other social media links below.

If you want more information on the woman who started this “party
for donations” movement, you can check her out here.

Thanks for watching!

~Edie Kay

How to “Play” With Your Auto-pilot

Ever feel like you are just a victim of your environment? 

Here is short video where I talk about how great life starts
to get when we decide to CHOOSE our who and what we hang out
with. It’s like *Magic.* 

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people you like

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first notification of new content (newest articles, videos, specials, etc.).

Enjoy, and thanks for watching~

Yard Sales and My *Jerk* Husband

Ever feel like your spouse or partner
doesn’t get you at all? Or what’s worse,
ever feel like they know what you want/need
and are blatantly NOT giving that to you?

Here’s a short video that sheds some light
on our non-mind-reading boys, and how we can
adjust some of our own programming to communicate
(and get) what we want and need.

QUALIFIER: Not EVERY man/partner has our best
interest at heart and I’m not insinuating that.
This video is referring to the average, stereotypical
couple. I know there are people who do not
fit that stereotype.

QUALIFIER NUMBER TWO: I didn’t have time in this
video to go into the “TAKE Responsibility For Your
Own Happiness, Your Own Wants – and Go Get Them”
aspect of things. I’ll save that for another day,
another video.

Yes – if you want to go to a yard
sale, and your spouse/partner drives by it, you still
have the option of getting home, getting in the car
and driving right back there to take care of your
own needs. You can (and should) take responsibility
for meeting your own needs as well. I just didn’t go
into all that this time. Hope this is useful.

I’d love to get your feedback in the comments below~

And don’t forget to “like” this video if you liked it, so others can watch, too~

How to Prioritize the Important Stuff

I’m pretty excited about a couple of new projects I’m working
on in the next few weeks. I’ll talk a little bit about those
in the video below.

This week’s video will also share with you a quick and easy way
to prioritize the “important stuff” in your life, so it doesn’t
get pushed aside.

This was huge for me, and really makes a difference in the quality
of your life, business, and relationships – so watch the video below
and leave any questions or comments you have in the comment section.

I’ll reply to them personally ~

Cheers!
~Edie Kay