In Session With Dr. Diamond

In Session With Dr. Diamond
Teaching Loving Lessons

The Swan and the Butterfly

When people experience loss, especially the loss of a loved one what is usually felt, regardless if the people are adults or children, is a powerful mourning period. This is a natural response. However, another response is also possible: the celebration of what can not be taken away or ever lost. The loving, tender times that have been spent together, represented in the many years and experiences that will always live inside, in our memories. These precious memories, by choice, can be recovered at any time. This not only becomes a sensitive tribute to the loved one who has now moved on, but is also a strong building of positive feelings in the midst of loss. Also, while those we love are alive and present it is vital to remember that each moment together is such a gift, so connected in a loving way to the best of who we are. These emotional elements are essential for adults to teach to children. Then, in the face of loss, of any kind, we can all learn to remain intact - - in a loving way.

When I wrote the Swan and the Butterfly, I thought about the people I had lost in my life. I realized that what was most important was to focus on what could never be taken away from me - - the loving experiences with these people that would always live within me. I fervently hope that this book will help you and all of those close to you to have peace and comfort, too - - in the presence of any loss in your life. Also, remember that each moment is to be treasured.

Dr. Wayne C. Diamond

Friday, January 29, 2010

My Sage

I just wanted to say that I would not have the thriving business or good health that I have today if it were not for Dr. Diamond. His advise on being a macro-manager instead of a micro-manager
helped me grow my biz and has made my people much happier. His constant encouragement
to "be excellent" was a great weekly shot-in-the-arm.

I am glad I got to say goodbye to him.

Love,

Tony
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  1. Leslie AnneFebruary 4, 2010 at 4:37 PM

    How wonderful it is to have that knowledge that someone is there for you in all walks of your life. His encouragement is still there- inside of you- to pull from. Your progress in your life, business and your engagement to Monica made Wayne very happy.

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