Here are some quick tips for a healthy relationship founded in self-awareness.
Life could be so much simpler if we’d take the opportunity to heed the warning signs that come to us as different emotions.
Stop trying to convince your gut that you’re not feeling pissed, hurt, agitated, humiliated, annoyed by someone’s behavior; and instead, be thankful for your emotional guidance system.
Allowing this discomfort is how we begin to grow emotionally and build our self-awareness muscles.
Most importantly, when we stop blaming someone else for being who they are, we can then take ownership of the role we play in our unhealthy relationship dynamics. As a result, we can start to build healthier relationships.
Empower yourself by consciously choosing the people and energies you allow into your life.
Tips for a Healthy Relationship:
1) Tune in to your emotions
2) Identify the source
3) Create change
Do the work to protect your inner peace.
It’s up to you. It always is.
Tips for a healthy relationship:
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I appreciate what you said about identifying core values first. That seems like a good way to weed out those you aren’t compatible with. I’ll have to make sure I know what I am looking for.