Comments on: Your Questions Answered http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/ Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:14:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Daniel http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8910 Daniel Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:52:32 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8910 Burt, I would love to study your work but I have had back surg and out of a job for now, after 23 years same job! Just now reallies I was just a number to the company. Mybe I get on feet I can learn your messge. Thanks DB Burt, I would love to study your work but I have had back surg and out of a job for now, after 23 years same job! Just now reallies I was just a number to the company. Mybe I get on feet I can learn your messge. Thanks DB

]]> By: Meme http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8782 Meme Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:36:21 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8782 Nuber 5 could also be called Food For Thought. It reminds me so much of live fresh crisp vegetables Nuber 5 could also be called
Food For Thought.
It reminds me so much of live fresh crisp vegetables

]]> By: Dorothy Cashero http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8564 Dorothy Cashero Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:37:54 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8564 Name the painting: 1. The Big Bang 2. Global Mess 3. The Best Violin 4. In and Out 5. Scrambled Eggs with Hot Sauce 6. On Purpose 7. Going My Way? 8. Brain Power 9. Scratch Off 10. The Big Bang Also Name the painting:
1. The Big Bang
2. Global Mess
3. The Best Violin
4. In and Out
5. Scrambled Eggs with Hot Sauce
6. On Purpose
7. Going My Way?
8. Brain Power
9. Scratch Off
10. The Big Bang Also

]]> By: Sandi http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8412 Sandi Mon, 08 Jun 2009 16:18:35 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8412 Hi Burt. I'm really sorry to use your blog for this, but it seems that the people who sell your products leave no other recourse. There is a serious problem with customer service at Finer Minds. Repeated emails to support haven't even been answered, and I remain, a week later, unable to access my course material. This company is representing you, and they are directly and negatively impacting your customers. Please have a talk with them and request that they immediately get on the customer service issues that people are having. Thank you for your time, and again, I'm sorry that they have left me no other way to contact them, or you. Blessings to you and your family. Hi Burt.

I'm really sorry to use your blog for this, but it seems that the people who sell your products leave no other recourse.

There is a serious problem with customer service at Finer Minds. Repeated emails to support haven't even been answered, and I remain, a week later, unable to access my course material.

This company is representing you, and they are directly and negatively impacting your customers. Please have a talk with them and request that they immediately get on the customer service issues that people are having.

Thank you for your time, and again, I'm sorry that they have left me no other way to contact them, or you.

Blessings to you and your family.

]]> By: Elke http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8320 Elke Tue, 02 Jun 2009 11:12:18 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8320 All I did was order a DVD and now I'm getting all of these emails saying that I signed up for a course and giving me a password. I didn't sign up for anything and expect that I will not be charged for anything beyond the DVD that I ordered. I tried to contact customer service, but have received no answers.Please confirm that I'm not being charged for anything beyond the DVD. -Thanks All I did was order a DVD and now I'm getting all of these emails saying that I signed up for a course and giving me a password. I didn't sign up for anything and expect that I will not be charged for anything beyond the DVD that I ordered. I tried to contact customer service, but have received no answers.Please confirm that I'm not being charged for anything beyond the DVD. -Thanks

]]> By: joseph http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8310 joseph Fri, 29 May 2009 23:15:21 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8310 i am 58 year old man. married for five years to my second wife she is 54 years old.takes meds for depression. andis also going thru menpause.this makes the sex life hard. but their is more to the relationship than sex. she is a good compaion.we have a good relationship.making up for the physicalside.i also have slowed down alot in my sex since turning 50.so i suppose sex not to often is what i have accepted. maybe i need to take celis.. but can have an erection. but if the mood is not thir with the wife this is a problem. thir is vigra for women. then maybe we will be in the same mood.if we must but working diffrent hours. makes it difficult.to be in the mood. also my wife:s job is very difficult. because of her taking. other peoples problems.because of the nature of her job as a therpist. i am 58 year old man. married for five years to my second wife she is 54 years old.takes meds for depression. andis also going thru menpause.this makes the sex life hard. but their is more to the relationship than sex. she is a good compaion.we have a good relationship.making up for the physicalside.i also have slowed down alot in my sex since turning 50.so i suppose sex not to often is what i have accepted. maybe i need to take celis.. but can have an erection. but if the mood is not thir with the wife this is a problem. thir is vigra for women. then maybe we will be in the same mood.if we must but working diffrent hours. makes it difficult.to be in the mood. also my wife:s job is very difficult. because of her taking. other peoples problems.because of the nature of her job as a therpist.

]]> By: Burt Goldman http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8303 Burt Goldman Thu, 28 May 2009 03:20:08 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8303 This for Bradley and anyone else who can use the information. There are five (5) basic rules for happiness that when followed, gurantee a good life. 1. If you like a thing, enjoy it. 2. If you do not like a thing, avoid it. 3. If you do not like a thing and you can't avoid it, change it. 4. If you can't avoid it, and can't change it, accept it. 5. You accept it by changing yourself, that means changing your attitude towards it. And you are the only one that you have complete control of. This for Bradley and anyone else who can use the information. There are five (5) basic rules for happiness that when followed, gurantee a good life.
1. If you like a thing, enjoy it.
2. If you do not like a thing, avoid it.
3. If you do not like a thing and you can't avoid it, change it.
4. If you can't avoid it, and can't change it, accept it.
5. You accept it by changing yourself, that means changing your attitude towards it. And you are the only one that you have complete control of.

]]> By: Bradley http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8300 Bradley Wed, 27 May 2009 02:18:16 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8300 I have been married for 5 years to someone that I have been in love with for more than 25 years. I was so shut down with my life, was just waiting to die. I'd lost most of my closest friends including my wife and several family members that I and my sister were the only ones left of our family other than our children, and grandchildren that are still alive. At first I was madly and passionately in love, but I shut down all the loving feelings, emotions, etc. that I had for my wife and daughter due to my struggle with a mental illness called PTSD. I have been struggling with this for over 38 years and was finally diagnosed as a patient in 2004. My wife's ex husband is an abuser and we have had lots of trouble trying to keep our family together because he has partial custody and is mentally poisoning his daughter toward her mother and myself. I really love them and would hate to lose them but am afraid that if I keep going like I am I may end up hurting them more, especially myself. I am at my wits end. Please advise I have been married for 5 years to someone that I have been in love with for more than 25 years. I was so shut down with my life, was just waiting to die. I'd lost most of my closest friends including my wife and several family members that I and my sister were the only ones left of our family other than our children, and grandchildren that are still alive.
At first I was madly and passionately in love, but I shut down all the loving feelings, emotions, etc. that I had for my wife and daughter due to my struggle with a mental illness called PTSD. I have been struggling with this for over 38 years and was finally diagnosed as a patient in 2004. My wife's ex husband is an abuser and we have had lots of trouble trying to keep our family together because he has partial custody and is mentally poisoning his daughter toward her mother and myself. I really love them and would hate to lose them but am afraid that if I keep going like I am I may end up hurting them more, especially myself. I am at my wits end. Please advise

]]> By: Ryan http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8298 Ryan Tue, 26 May 2009 21:55:39 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8298 Wow, you hit the spot for my question!!!! But to get a girl should I use social dynamics or your program????? I know you are really busy, if you dont have the time to answer my question I appreciate everything anyway. Thank you so much!!!! Wow, you hit the spot for my question!!!!

But to get a girl should I use social dynamics or your program?????

I know you are really busy, if you dont have the time to answer my question I appreciate everything anyway.

Thank you so much!!!!

]]> By: Sig http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/your-questions-answered/comment-page-1/#comment-8297 Sig Tue, 26 May 2009 21:04:35 +0000 http://blog.theamericanmonk.com/?p=572#comment-8297 What about when the partner is an alcoholic? And they won't admit it even though they have been told they have hepatitis from the long term abuse? Any hope? I gave him a copy of the cd from your mindbox on addictions but he won't use it. The doctor's even gave him pills to help but he takes the pills and keeps on drinking. I rarely see him not drunk as he starts drinking even before he takes off his coat when he comes home from work. And talking to him after he's had anything to drink is useless. He won't remember. And when drunk he thinks he is an expert on everything and I am an idiot not worth listening to. What about when the partner is an alcoholic? And they won't admit it even though they have been told they have hepatitis from the long term abuse? Any hope? I gave him a copy of the cd from your mindbox on addictions but he won't use it. The doctor's even gave him pills to help but he takes the pills and keeps on drinking.
I rarely see him not drunk as he starts drinking even before he takes off his coat when he comes home from work. And talking to him after he's had anything to drink is useless. He won't remember. And when drunk he thinks he is an expert on everything and I am an idiot not worth listening to.

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