Posts Tagged ‘respect’
Written by Margaret Hardisty on 04 October 2010
CAN YOU “FIX” YOUR MAN? Part Two
One reason a man doesn’t share things with his wife, (“He won’t talk to me!” Does that sound familiar?) is because the minute he does she jumps in to fix it or fix him, whether he’s ready for that or not. He feels, and rightfully so, that she isn’t showing respect for him – and one of the major complaints of men about their wives is, “She doesn’t respect me.”
When a husband is troubled about something Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: art of communication, listen, respect, wise woman
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Written by Margaret Hardisty on 19 September 2010
STRONG WOMEN WHO LEAD
Strong leaders are born – not made. Yes, women (and men) can learn to lead and even do it quite well if they are thrust into a leadership role; but the most effective leaders come by it naturally. Are there more natural male leaders than women? Not really; but we see it that way. Why? Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: bsiness, feminists, humanitarian efforts, it's a man's world, leaders are born - not made, politics, position of authority, respect
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Written by Margaret Hardisty on 30 July 2010
CONTROLLING WOMEN
Genetically, we’re dealing with controlling personalities, not just women. Men can be very controlling, too. In either case, many marriages, where one controls the other, end in divorce. It’s so prevalent that I’ve addressed the problem in detail both in my books to men and my books to women.
The fact is, though, that controlling women are much more l likely to lose out than controlling men. Why? Because it’s a man’s world, basically, and that has given rise to the feminist movement, some of which I can’t stomach but that speaks to women’s distress.
To get a proper perspective, we have to realize that controlling people very often are natural leaders. It’s when they don’t lead in the right way that they run into trouble. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: alienated children, authority, natural leaders, respect, sexual orientation, sexually satisfied, stand up for their rights, trouble in marriage
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