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Obeying Relationship Laws Brings Peace: 7th in a Series
My first husband was a very good man. AND, he worked seven days a week, leaving home about 6 am and normally arriving home at 5:30 pm. I was fortunate to attend college while he worked, and later to tend our two baby boys while he brought home a regular paycheck. He...
Obeying Relationship Laws Brings Peace: 6th in a Series
All Jim knew was that clean, starched white shirts were always available in the closet. I was the one who washed, starched and ironed 4-6 dress shirts every week. Did I like this chore? No! But I did it for him and to save the money that, otherwise, would go to the...
Obeying Relationship Laws Brings Peace: 5th in a Series
Everything Originates with a Belief She was so angry at their first appointment that she wouldn't even let me speak until she had read her detailed list of complaints. He didn't help parent their teenager. He didn't listen to her. They didn't have enough time...
Obeying Relationship Laws Brings Peace: 4th in a Series
Recognize the Symptoms of a Poor Boundary Feeling resentful, taken advantage of, or frustrated because your repeated requests are being ignored...these are symptoms of boundary violation. Another word for this dynamic is codependency. I've written several newsletters...
Obeying Relationship Laws Brings Peace: 3rd in a Series
Review: Law #1= Respect. Learning how to treat others with respect delivers much happier relationships as well as more self-respect. Law #2: Learning how to manage anger can be a force to create good in the world and bring personal healing to long-buried wounds. Law...
Obeying Relationship Laws Brings Peace: 2nd in a Series
REVIEW: Law #1 is the Law of Respect. When you speak and act with respect toward your partner, your child, or anyone, you are more apt to be heard and understood, and given the respect you desire. In addition, by treating others with respect, you gain more respect for...
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Respect is the Fertilizer for Love
How Can I Help Your Relationship With Yourself and Others?
I’m worried about being a “failure.”
We learn new skills by having them modeled for us or taking a class to learn. If you’ve had neither, how could you expect to know what to do? This is a courageous new step in seeking help, not in “failing” something you’ve never learned.
Do I have to do this with my partner?
We can work individually, though most of the time, I’ve found that it isn’t just one person creating the problem. When both people work together, there’s shared understanding, and practice, that makes these skills more effective.
I’m not sure if I’m ready for 1:1 relationship coaching.
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