Relationships determine our well-being. These relationships are with loved ones, relationships within the family, with your boss, with your work, with colleagues, with your business, with friends, with neighbors, and with money. It seems that all of life is about our relationship with someone or something. Have you noticed that when things are going wrong with your relationships at work, you end up bringing home a bad mood that can harm the relationships that you have with your loved ones. If you do not have the right relationship with your job, then you can forget about career growth. If you do not know how to communicate with your colleagues, then regardless of where you work, you could feel uncomfortable, disrespected, unappreciated and frustrated. If you don’t have friends, then you may feel lonely. If you don’t know how to build a relationship with your business, then you may eventually fail. And lastly, if you don’t know how to build positive relationships with money, then there is a potential to become financially bankrupt.
This is how everyday lives work. We are all dependent on others. Our well-being depends on many connections, just like a spider’s web. If one of those threads break, it pulls everything else along with it. If our web is strong, it is convenient and easy for us to navigate. The most important relationship, from which a harmonious, lasting relationship with money, with a partner, with children, with business, and so on, begins with a solid relationship with oneself.
I will be happy to help you build healthy relationships in those areas of life that are important to you.
