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The phrase ‘constructive criticism’ might make your skin crawl, but learning how to deal with feedback could be one of the best things you can do for your career, and your wellbeing
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Relationships are not built on the expectation that you’ll be spending all day, every day with that person. Take steps now to ensure you get through this period not only intact, bt stronger…
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Right now, our relationships are under immense pressure, the stresses and strains of living, and sometimes working in the same environment can cause cracks and breakdowns. We need to step back and change our expectations and learn some new ways of dealing with this to appreciate each other, and even make our relationships better than before.
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TW Magazines have published this article I wrote for their March editions where I provide couples with a method to facilitate positive communication, particularly useful for holiday periods.
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When a relationship breaks down it’s nearly always because communication has, so couples need effective strategies to prevent arguments, whilst working on identifying values, visions, obstacles, blind spots and personal development. One useful tool is NonViolent Communication.
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It’s that time of year again. The time when we are ‘thrown’ together with our families whether we get on with them or not! Statistics show that divorces often double in january
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We all know that men and women are ‘wired’ differently, but did you know that it’s not just the neural networks at play it’s also our hormones (both men and women’s) that play a huge part in both sexes not understanding each other, sometimes to the point of having to end a relationship because don’t know how each other ‘work’!
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You fall in love and feel amazing. Everything is ‘just perfect’ in your world. Then, what happens?
Well, usually, the initial euphoria begins to wear off and gradually those cute little habits s/he has now becomes very irritating! Suddenly there’s a feeling of being taken for granted by one or both parties.
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