The closer you get to someone else, the easier your emotions can collide. The challenge to growing a relationship lies in learning how to deal with that collision in a thoughtful and loving fashion.
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Dr. Sarah’s son, a pilot, tells stories how after every mission, the crew provides detailed feedback as to what went well and what could have gone better. This feedback is a vital learning tool used to improve future missions.
In your relationship, take a hint from successful pilots – Learn to love feedback.
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If you want to be happy and live with less stress, take a lesson from the “we” couples and resist the urge to blame.
Instead of pointing fingers, take a deep breath and try to move immediately into problem-solving. Learning to exercise this kind of movement and restraint is what will create real and lasting change in your relationship.
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Simply trying harder in a relationship that is being strained isn’t always going to make things better. When couples do everything in their power to improve
Read MoreA relationship, especially those where one or both partners have concentration issues, works much like a bank account. Both partners share equally in an emotional joint account.
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Releasing Resentment In Your Relationship How Resentment Starts When you feel wronged by another person, you naturally feel……
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Each summer, John and Mary fought about running the air conditioner at night. He assumed that if Mary was cold, she would simply put on extra blankets. He felt it unfair if
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Suzie’s husband planned a long-awaited birthday party for his wife. Surrounded by friends and family, Suzie enjoyed great food and friends, the perfect day. As
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The apparent desire to be angry and provoke an angry response in others can result from someone with concentration issues is having a biological need for stimulation!
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