by Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT | Oct 31, 2016
Thought for the Week Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT October 31, 2016 Do I need an American or a Japanese factory? My uncle used to travel the world visiting various factories. He shared a difference between American and Japanese factories. In American factories...
by Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT | Oct 24, 2016
Thought for the Week Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT October 24, 2016 “Commitment is healthiest when it’s not without doubt but in spite of doubt.” –Rollo May It is easy to make a commitment when we are naïve or in denial. A commitment made in the moment may...
by Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT | Oct 10, 2016
Thought for the Week Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT October 10, 2016 “One doesn’t discover new lands without consenting to lose sight of the shore for a very long time.” –Andre Gide Recovery is a process of “discovering new lands.” We are moving away from...
by Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT | Oct 3, 2016
Thought for the Week Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT October 3, 2016 “We will stumble and fall in the learning process, but success can only be reached when we are prepared to take those steps, all of them, even the ones where we fail.” –Bob Proctor In...
by Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT | Sep 26, 2016
Thought for the Week Timothy D. Stein, MFT, CSAT September 26, 2016 “Honesty is the cruelest game of all, because not only can you hurt someone – and hurt them to the bone – you can feel self-righteous about it at the same time.” –Dave Van Ronk Many...
