Tag Archives: insecurity

Why facts don’t matter

Posted on July 3, 2012 by Judy Sedgeman

Last week among my Facebook and Twitter friends across the U.S., commentary exploded after the Portable and Affordable Health Care Act (detractors call it “Obamacare”) was declared Constitutional and thus the law of the land. Those who were delighted to … Continue reading →

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Too Good to be True?

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Judy Sedgeman

I shared some written stories and a video about people who had an insight about being the thinkers of their own thoughts, not the victims of circumstances, with someone new to the ideas of Innate Health recently.  His response was, … Continue reading →

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What Price Insecurity?

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Judy Sedgeman

When we say we all have ups and downs, we’re really saying that we are more or less insecure. What is insecurity? As a feeling state, it is uncertainty, discomfort, anxiety. It is  out of sorts, out of synch, out … Continue reading →

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