One of the most expensive mistakes a person can make is allowing greed, pride, vindictiveness and a “know-it-all” attitude to override common sense. In November 2024, I secured a substantial private offer for the property through a website I had personally built and funded. The offer was genuine, in writing, and formally submitted through legal… Read More The Cost of Greed, Pride and Vindictiveness
The moment you stop enabling dysfunction, you become “the issue.”
Treat people with care. Life has a way of reflecting your energy back to you—through your relationships, your peace, and your consequences. Linda C J Turner
People have asked why I have stayed silent for so long. The answer is simple: there is a time and a place for everything. For years I kept records. I documented events, conversations and incidents as they happened. I noted dates, times and places, not out of anger, but because I knew that one day… Read More July 15th: The End of My Story
People often praise patience as a virtue. “Be patient.” “Give them time.” “Everyone has flaws.” “Relationships take work.” And they do. Healthy relationships require understanding, compromise and forgiveness. But there comes a point when patience quietly changes into something else. It becomes tolerance. Not tolerance of mistakes or difficult circumstances, but tolerance of repeated behaviour… Read More When Patience Is No Longer Patience
Someone asked me recently, “Surely you can remember something nice about him?” I stopped and really thought about it. I searched through thirty-two years of memories, trying to find moments of generosity, kindness or selflessness. But every memory that surfaced came with a condition attached. It wasn’t that he never gave a gift or did a… Read More “Can’t You Remember Anything Nice About Him?”
“Loneliness does not come from having no people around you, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to you.” It suggests that loneliness is not simply the absence of company but the absence of genuine connection. A person can be surrounded by family, friends, or colleagues and still feel profoundly alone… Read More That reflection captures an experience many people recognize.
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There is a simple philosophy that guides many generous people: “I have never been hungry, cold, or homeless, so I am grateful for what I have and happy to put something back into the world.” This way of thinking is rooted not in obligation, but in gratitude. It recognises that while life is not perfect,… Read More Putting Something Back: The Quiet Power of Gratitude
Linda C J Turner | Trauma Therapist & Emotional Healing Specialist 