Creating Successful Relationships part 3 of 11

There is usually one person in the relationship that is more dominant than the other. One person will be the social convener, the more outgoing of the two. The other person will be the quiet one, more reserved, more relaxed or easygoing. That’s why as they say opposites attract. It is actually an interesting to think about. What would a relationship of two extremely social people look like?

Creating Successful Relationships part 2

When creating successful relationships it is important to explore your role in the relationship. You need to to consider what your personal boundaries are and where you draw the line. Are you allowing the other person to go into your personal space or cross to your boundaries and then get angry at them for doing it? If that is the case you should ask yourself who is responsible for enforcing your boundaries? Do you always respect the personal space of others and when you do not how do they react? Another important question to ask yourself is where are you coming from emotionally when you relate to the relationship you are in? Are you coming from a place of insecurity or from a place of love?

Creating Successful Relationships part 1

Creating a successful relationship takes effort; you need to put in a little work each and every day. The effort you put in should be done out of love without an expectation behind it. When you give willingly and without an expectation of something in return you reap the rewards in spades. It is kind of like a Bonsai tree, you need to prune it every day,

Misunderstandings in relationships.

Misunderstandings in relationships happen all the time. They show up when you least expect them . Often when things are going really well, or so you think. So next time you have a misunderstanding in a relationship, instead of blaming, being angry or irritated step back and listen.

Great Relationships

Relationships are very precious to us all. They are a necessary skill that we have to master in order to have fulfilling lives. We have relationships with everyone, our spouse, children, friends and the clerk at the grocery store. In each and every relationship we have a distinct way of communicating, that determines how successful the [...]