Rejection hurts. How do you recover from that awkward moment when you put your cards on the table, and your declaration is returned with—"Let's just be friends"? Licensed therapist Debra Fileta recommends three things. Read More

The reason many people have trouble prospering is a simple lack of integrity, a lack of truthfulness. Think about it for a minute: We have all told lies; we have all struggled with whether to take the heat that being completely honest will eventually bring. Being honest means reporting all our income at tax time, communicating openly with family, not stealing from the office and following through on appointments and promises. The Bible talks about “the little foxes that spoil the vines” (Song of Solomon 2:15, NKJV). Read More

Ryan Stillwater writes about his personal honesty policy, why truth and honesty are not always the same and why he won't sacrifice honesty to keep peace. Read More