Need help strengthening relationships with those you love? Follow these personal relationship tips we tweeted last month on Twitter. Please share these tips with your loved ones.
Use a team approach with your partner and protect your relationship from negative outside influences.
When your loved one talks about an issue avoid minimizing their problem because it sends a message of invalidating their feelings instead of being supportive.
Watch your tone when helping your healthy parent through their role as a caregiver – replace treating them as a child with being an advocate with patience and empathy.
Before tying the knot, evaluate where you are with your education, career, and finances.
Friendships take time and effort – an acquaintance can become a friend if you are willing to spend time with that person.
Scroll down to see references for our personal relationship tips.
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Why we post about personal relationships:
One of the 5 P’s of Life is “Personal Relationships” – your relationship with others, including your spouse, significant other, parents, other family members, and friends.
To build and strengthen these relationships it’s important to dedicate time to them – no matter how busy life becomes for you.
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About Us:
Transition Planning & Guidance, LLC, (“TransitionPG®”) looks at all aspects of life using the 5 P’s of Life – personal relationships, personal finance, profession, peace of mind, and physical health. While money helps you achieve many goals, it’s not the only thing to consider when developing a financial plan. Our mission is to help you define and achieve your financial, personal, and professional goals – especially during life transitions. Through our planning services and guidance plans, you take control of your money and life.
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References:
5 Ways to Use Romance to Build and Sustain Your Marriage
Interpersonal Communication: 4 Ways Men Get It Wrong
Five Ways to Help Your Parent Who’s Become a Caregiver
Divorce rate sinks as marriages happen later, among those with more money and education