Communication

If you are watching the news or looking at the modern family, you can’t help but see that we need to gather together. If we want changes, we have to combine our influences, abilities, businesses, and even political views. Breathe, we don’t have to vote the same way, but we should ask for the things we all need. 

We all want to see our children grow old in a safe environment. We want to build a legacy that is not limited by social order and complications beyond our control. So what’s in your control? 

A troublesome area for us all is Communication. Right now, for children and parents, husbands and wives, and those dating or engaged, trouble seems to be knocking at the door. Either we feel that we are speaking different languages or unable to relay our feelings to someone who hears and cares.

I want to show you three ways that you are more the same than different. You both want to be heard. Both want to be loved and avoid the tough questions and conversations, but it's costing you both!

I want you to think of three things, 

What is something good about how you communicate?

What is something that needs improvement?

What goal do you want to set, even if that goal starts with communicating with one person better?

In our next post, let’s revisit this conversation and see what an area you are doing well in. This is a sip of tea or coffee, and think about it series of questions. If you answered it quickly, yes, you would have done some work. But if your relationships are being challenged, you want to spend a little longer with these three questions and break them down as much as you can.