Medical Conditions: To Share or Not?
The question is not if a medical condition should be shared but rather when and how to tell.
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Lousy first date – what next?
Perspectives about next steps after a date that didn’t go so well.
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How to describe your child for shiduchim
So much of communication is not the overall message but the actual words, tone, what is stated first, etc. These all reflect what is in our hearts about the matter.
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Listen deeply with all of your senses
If you listen with all your senses, you’ll be more attuned to engaged your ‘sixth sense’ or intuition.
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Active Listening for Relationships
Active Listening gives more time, more presence and more spaciousness to the communication. Active listening has the potential to heal, restore peace, clarify misunderstandings, give strength, repair disconnection and rebuild trust. Listening fosters relating and it’s the RELATING bit that makes RELATIONSHIPS work effectively!
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Why some people are late
A quick short thought about why some people are late way more often than others.
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Accepting an Apology
Apologies usually come when you are upset. Not the easiest time to actually hear someone out. But for the sake of your relationship, at least give the other person a chance to apologize and explain.
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How To Say You’re Sorry
A good apology means laying yourself bare. It means putting yourself in the other person’s position, giving them what they want and need. In short, it’s not about you.
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Will He Be a Good Husband for Me?
Beyond just making sure you enjoy each other’s company, you also should try to discern if he will be a good husband for you.
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