by Dr. Chad Sato | Aug 3, 2017 | Informational Articles, Inspirational Passages
I have often contemplated what prompts change and have come to the understanding that it is due to an increased awareness that allows change to emerge. Change may appear to be brought upon or forced, but in reality it “emerges” spontaneously. We may try to prepare or...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Jul 6, 2017 | Informational Articles
How many times have you experienced miscommunications with a friend, family member, boss, or loved one? Often times a difference in perspective leads to the miscommunication. I have discovered that no two people can ever have the same perspective, due to one’s life...
by Dr. Chad Sato | May 5, 2017 | Informational Articles, Inspirational Passages
Determine what your truth is. Don’t compare yourself to others, because the act of comparing either prompts you to feel more or less fortunate than another. Compare less and accept more. Sometimes in life things happen that may not appear to be what you wanted or...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Apr 4, 2017 | Informational Articles, Inspirational Passages
How many of you consider low back pain, knee pain, stomach pain, and even headaches as problems that need to be fixed ASAP! Or even a health ailment such as diabetes or high blood pressure, as an inconvenient issue that needs to be addressed, so that you can return to...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Mar 2, 2017 | Informational Articles, Inspirational Passages
I have been noticing how negativity resonates with many of us. Even though I hate to admit it, there is something addictive to complaining about how things are not going as well as expected. Have you ever experienced the lure, when others are complaining about their...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Dec 30, 2016 | Informational Articles, Uncategorized
“Cleaning the slate” or “wiping the slate clean” is a term used to start things anew and to create the opportunity to start over without any judgments or prejudice. This idiom is very appropriate for the ending of a tumultuous 2016 with many twists, turns, and...
