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#Couples don't take things too seriously. Enjoy life, the small moments, smile more, laugh more and your #relationship and #marriage will be brighter. How are you going to achieve this? Let us know in the comments! #personaldevelopment #couplescoaching #relationshipcoaching #relationshipbuilding #relationshipadvice #relationshipgoals #thatlovecouple Watch our latest video on YouTube 👇👇

5 Ways to Work out Conflict when you Decide to Stay Sometimes in life when we have gone through something challenge we move from Hope to Despair because we isolate ourselves from others. You are not alone! Lets pray!

At some point, you'll realise that without your past mistakes, you wouldn’t have reached your current awareness. Those who disrupted your peace and left you with harsh words taught you a valuable lesson on choosing the right people. You’ll stop viewing your scars with sadness and start seeing them with pride. Each scar is a meaningful lesson in understanding life and human nature 💙 #Reflections #LifeLessons #SelfAwareness #PersonalGrowth

Let's play the blame game!! Blame can provide temporary relief by positioning you as the victim, inviting sympathy and absolving you from responsibility. It can feel good in the moment, but it ultimately keeps you confined, preventing personal growth and trapping you in a cycle of stagnation. Instead of pointing fingers, take a moment to reflect inwardly. Self-accountability is key to breaking free from this cycle, enabling you to reach your fullest potential and live a more empowered life. https://lnkd.in/ggYqUpnk

Late-night overthinking can be exhausting, but it's in those moments of vulnerability that we often find the most profound lessons. In this reflection, I share my journey of grappling with past conversations and the struggle for forgiveness and self-acceptance. May these words offer comfort and guidance to those navigating similar challenges. #Reflection #SelfAcceptance #Forgiveness #Faith #Encouragement https://wix.to/TOFoygf

My latest blog on the 12-steps and how my life went from chaos to emotional and spiritual clarity. https://lnkd.in/ecJSWjcv #recovery #recoverloudly #karenrubinstein #lifecoach

LESSON OF LIFE This person was trying to cut down this tree, finally got tired and slept under the same tree because of its shadow. What lesson have we learned here? 1) Don't bite the finger that feeds you. 2) Don't be in a hurry to destroy a person; you might need the same person tomorrow. (3) Never underestimate or look down on anyone today, they might be your help tomorrow. 4) Think before you speak or act. (5) Always remember the little good people have done for you before destroying them and destroying their reputation. (6) Show mercy to those who offend you because they have, at least once, been good to you. (7) Nobody is useless.

Wonderous Wednesday: https://lnkd.in/etB4FqW7 Helpful Guide to overcome Envy: 1- Shift your focus to the goodness in your life. 2- Remind yourself that nobody has it all. Stop comparing your life with others. 3- Avoid people who habitually value the wrong things. 4- Spend time with grateful people. 5- Understand that marketers routinely fan the flame. 6- Celebrate the success of others. 7- Be generous. Have a blessed day. Keep moving forward and keep making new memories

You can’t change what’s behind you, but you can do something about what’s in front of you. God’s mercy is bigger than any mistake you’ve made. He can still get you to where you’re supposed to be. You have to do something important: forgive yourself. Don’t go around thinking about everything you’ve done wrong, how you should have been more disciplined, how you didn’t control your temper. You have enough people in life against you, don’t be against yourself.

Friendship An interesting conversation on friendship that highlights the fact that neither work nor marriage/relationship alone are enough to make people happy. We need friends. Here’s my take on friendship: I heard a lovely historian talk about friendship on a podcast recently. She said she didn’t have any school friends because she went to 9 schools and was never in one place long enough to make any long lasting friends. She also said that school friends are the ones that last, the ones who stand by you, the ones you can turn to for anything. That is true and not so true. School friendships lapse, sour, expire, and spoil. They must be refreshed just like any other friendships, given a chance to be rediscovered, redefined and refined. I believe that at each juncture in life we find one or two people who get us. Like a sponge running over a wet countertop, we carry these along, gathering more along the way. These friends, no matter the time we acquire them, stay the path, for no other reason than the fact that they’ve taken the time to understand us, know us and accept us - foibles, eccentricities, and all. When in our younger days we amass friends like spices to fill in a brand new spice rack, we realise as we get older that some have gone stale, others we don’t use at all and still others have become too pungent for our menopausal digestion. We clean up, pare down, be gentle with our stomachs and our hearts and move on. But the one thing that holds true - without friends, we will be running down a one way road to sadness, depression, addiction and everything these two erudite gentlemen in the video have talked about.