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Your friend may try to call, text, or email you a week or two afterwards. Be firm in your decision and try not to respond to them if you really want the friendship to end. On the other hand, your friend may become vengeful and start to spread rumors about you or try to turn mutual friends against you. If your friend acts out in revenge, don't give in under pressure and apologize or try to reverse things. Remember that you ended the friendship for good reasons. Even though you are the one ending the friendship, that doesn't mean you won't feel sad, upset, or lonely after the relationship has ended. Instead of isolating yourself or repressing your feelings, find a way to express them. Talk to a trusted friend or family member about what happened. They may be able to help you work through your feelings and give you advice on how to proceed with your life without your friend. Journaling is also a great way to work through your feelings to figure out how to move on. Once you have taken the time to process your feelings, focus on creating new friendships. Join a volunteer or church group, or another group of interest to meet new people. Consider making a list of the traits you value in a friendship. Start to pay attention to people who are compatible with these traits. Alternatively, invite an acquaintance out to coffee, or treat a friend you haven't seen in awhile to lunch to catch up. Out of respect for your friend, keep your conversation private. It is ok to tell a trusted partner or family member. However, try to avoid gossiping about your friend with your new friends or acquaintances. Remember that anything you say may get back to your friend, increasing feelings of resentment or anger. Running into your ex-friend is inevitable. When this happens, don't ignore them. It is ok to say hi and to ask them how they are doing. But try to keep the conversation short. If running into the person is unavoidable, like at your workplace, try to keep interactions at a minimum. If the friendship did not end well, you may need to speak with your boss to see if you can change departments or work with a different set of people.

summary: Stick to your decision. Take some time to grieve your loss. Focus on other friendships. Try to avoid gossiping about your friend. Be cordial if you see them in public.

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Your domain name is the URL that people will type in to find your website. A lawyer might have something like lawlife.com or a waitress might have a domain like alwaysserving.com. When you register your domain, choose to register anonymously. You will have to pay more to get an anonymous domain name. However, it is well worth the price. You can register through a privacy provider. This company's contact information is then listed in the WHOIS registry that is available to the public. They don't provide total protection. If a court orders the privacy company to turn over your information, then the company will comply. when you blog. If you expect your boss to find out about the blog, go the extra mile and edit the blog by masking your IP address. For example, you can work through a web-based proxy or a virtual private network. Your IP address is a chain of numbers that is unique. This number chain is logged at each location that you visit. When you work through a proxy, it looks as if the proxy is connecting to the website. Once Google indexes a page, it will be discoverable later on using Searcheven after you attempt to shut down your blog. For this reason, you should make your blog so that it won't be indexed by Google. You can use the HTML metatag: <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noindex,nofollow"/>. Paste this metatag in the <head> section of the HTML for the page you want to de-index. You might write a blog for only a select audience, such as friends, family, and former colleagues. If so, you should consider protecting the blog with a password. You can give it out to those who you grant permission to read it. Realize that a trusted colleague could still share the blog material with people outside. For example, they could print off your blog postings and share them with your boss. Accordingly, you shouldn't rely entirely on passwords to protect you. Ideally, you should resist the temptation to share the blog with people you know in the first place.

summary: Register your domain name anonymously. Mask your IP address Keep Google from indexing your blog. Protect your blog with a password.

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What do you feel is your spiritual purpose in life? Is it to be the backbone for everyone around you, or to help others? Whatever your purpose may be, live that purpose and never try to fight it! Live within the moments where you feel the happiest. Some people are meant to be in your life so you can learn something beautiful, and begin a new chapter. Perhaps you will even be meant to stay with them for the rest of your life. When someone doesn't easily leave your life, think about it carefully. Perhaps they were meant to stay there. So, make your focus positive. Remember that in life, there is no 'good' or 'bad', as such. There is only life's will, and what is meant to be. Accept the bad in stride with the good, because it is all going to make you stronger, and bring you to a better place in the end. That means, don't take life too seriously. Implement a rule of "10 seconds" for worry, anger, frustration etc., then letting go, as a way of controlling the negativity in your life. Limit your anger or worry to 10 seconds a day to take control of the negativity in your life That is, be positive but don't be blind to what can go wrong in life because plenty can. Yet, with good planning, forethought and consideration of the consequences, then you can manage what doesn't work out. When you're dressed and looking good, you're prepared for the day and anything that may come your way. Being ready lets you be more decisive, and it lets you be spontaneous with your plans. Plus, it can boost confidence. Putting your EQ into high action enhances your IQ and makes people like you a great deal more. Learn to balance emotions with reason, for neither is king of your soul but both play their role.
summary: Embrace your purpose. Remember life's ultimate purpose. Take into account that where your attention goes, your spiritual energy flows. Live "the now" with enthusiasm. Realize that positive cynicism is always useful. Look your best every day. Use your intelligence with benevolence and vice versa.