Have you ever gotten caught up in the excitement and fun of a new relationship? Everything’s going great at first. But as the relationship unfolds, you may start to notice problems and wonder how you will handle them. The first step is to use self-awareness to take a good look at the issues.
Breakups are often seen as a natural part of life. Whether it’s after a short fling or a long-term relationship,
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You were born to enjoy life. Things like having great relationships, appreciating beauty, trying new things, and staying true to yourself are elements of a wonderful life. However, the disorder known as “codependency” can erode your happiness. Moreover, codependent relationships give rise to stress rather than joy. So if you’re unhappy with life or relationships, it’s important to see if codependency is causing you to fail.
Self-love is a compassionate, ongoing commitment to honoring who you are, in all of your complexity, and giving yourself the care, respect, and kindness you deserve.
Dating and Relationship Coach Elizabeth Golembiewski shares three myths about love and relationships.
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Do you say ‘yes’ when you’d rather say ‘no’ because saying yes feels easier? Do you dread having to tell someone ‘no’ and disappointing them? Do you feel unappreciated and taken advantage of by others – either in personal or professional relationships? If so, you probably need help setting boundaries.
Moving in with your partner can be fun and exciting. Yet, there are practical issues to consider. We all have different tolerances for clutter and organization.
It can be hard to tell someone, “No, I don’t want to go out to dinner tonight,’ or letting your mother know that you’re not coming to see her for Christmas this year. If you’d like to be able to say no easier, without guilt, it’s important to look at the forces at work in your psyche.
We’ve all experienced the pain of rejection. It’s disappointing to pour your heart and soul into an endeavor and fail. Everything you wanted seems to disappear into thin air. Our first thought is usually, “What’s wrong with me?” Yet, rather than letting rejection undermine your self-confidence, you can see it as a positive force leading to self-growth and happiness.
Emotional intimacy is an essential part of a great relationship, and it requires a level of emotional strength and bravery that can be intimidating. Discover six ways to create emotional intimacy.
Why does communication work beautifully at times yet fail at others? The biggest challenge facing couples in relationships is communication. So, why is it so difficult to communicate? Good communication starts with one thing –
Do you think of yourself as a bright and successful woman? If you are successful in your career yet feel like a failure in love and relationships, it’s not because you aren’t lovable; it’s because you’re using the same mindset in a relationship that you use in your business. The competencies you learned in your profession differ from what you need to develop a loving relationship.
Have you ever dated someone you had irresistible chemistry with but after a few weeks the relationship fizzled out? If so, you may have realized that great chemistry does not ensure a successful relationship.
Love gets lost in the interplay of a couple’s differing world views, beliefs, and backgrounds. So how do you navigate the complexities? By going deeper, into the heart of love through personal awareness, self-love, and skillful communication.
It’s that time of year again – Valentine’s Day. If you’re dreading the day, here’s another way to celebrate the true essence of the day whether you’re single or in a relationship.
Do you approach dating as a relentless search to find the right person for you? Would you like to stop being on the hunt for someone and meet the right person with less effort? You might be thinking, “How is that possible?” The answer is to change the question from “How can I find the right person?” to “How can I be the right person?”
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Dating and Relationship Coach Elizabeth Golembiewski gives you ways to stop listening to your inner critic and grow self-love so you can have better relationships.
Austin Dating and Relationship coach Elizabeth Golembiewski explains why self love is vital to healthy relationships.
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