5.They have lied to you more than once. Love is a verb, not a noun. It is ACTIVE in all relationships. Love is not just feelings of passion and romance between lovers; it is also a behavior among friends and family. If someone lies to you, they are unlovingly disrespecting you and your relationship. When […]
3. You feel trapped. Healthy relationships keep the doors and windows wide open. Plenty of air is flowing and no one feels trapped. Relationships thrive in this kind of unrestricted environment. You can come and go as you please, but you choose to stay because where you are is where you want to be. If
There are 9 Signs that you have the wrong people in your life! A big part of who you become in life has to do with who you choose to surround yourself with. Sometimes luck controls who walks into your life, but you decide who you let stay, who you pursue, and who you let
A. Avoid negative people, negative habits and negative sources of information. B. Believe in yourself and your closest confidants. C. Create a healthy balance between career, family and social responsibilities. D. Do it now! Don’t put off to tomorrow what you can do today.. E. Enjoy yourself everyday. It’s quite possible there will be no
16. Define one long-term goal and work on it for an hour every day. If you walked into a railway station and said “Can I have a ticket please?” The first thing the ticket clerk would say to you is “Where to?” So you need to know where you are going to begin with. I’m
15. Have a conversation every day with someone you rarely speak to. People are interesting creatures, and no two people are exactly alike. Interacting with different people will open your mind to fascinating ideas and perspectives. So for the next 21 days strike up a conversation daily with someone you rarely speak to, or someone
14. Let go of one relationship that constantly hurts you. Keep people in your life who truly love you, motivate you, encourage you, enhance you, and make you happy. If you know people who do none of these things, let them go and make room for new positive relationships. Over the next 21 days, if
The philosopher had just spent another hard day at the university asking lots of pertinent and challenging questions. On the way to his favourite restaurant for dinner, he was greeted by an acquaintance. “Do you know what I just heard about your friend Jamie?” “Just a moment,” said the philosopher. “Before listening to this I’d
13. Have a conversation every day with someone you rarely speak to. People are interesting creatures, and no two people are exactly alike. Interacting with different people will open your mind to fascinating ideas and perspectives. So for the next 21 days strike up a conversation daily with someone you rarely speak to, or someone
12.Get uncomfortable and face a fear every day. With a strategy of continuous small steps into uncomfortable territory we are often able to sidestep the biggest barrier to positive change: Fear. Sometimes we’re afraid we’ll fail. Sometimes we’re subconsciously afraid we’ll succeed and then we’d have to deal with all the disruption (growth) and change