“Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” ~Albert Einstein While I was going through the process of breaking my cycle of destruction in relationships, I realized there was one common denominator; ME. I hadn’t changed a thing about me but the desire to have different
“People come in to your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. It’s up to you to figure out which one.” ~Senica Evans Have you ever pondered the question; ’Why was he or she brought into your life’? I know I have and oftentimes got a headache trying to figure
“Good relationships, even among competitive people, have that aspect of encouragement, challenge, and inspiration. When one wins, both win. That’s the kind of balance a healthy relationship requires.” ~Thomas Whiteman Any relationship you are part of should be a win-win for both parties. No person should ever be above the other.
“Bitterness is like you drinking poison wishing the other person would die” ~Steve Munsey Bitterness is that feeling that consumes us when we haven’t dealt with the anger or hurt from a situation or person. The anger and hurt fester for so long that it entraps your entire body, mind, and soul.
“Your setback is a set-up for your greatness” ~Senica Evans Failure isn’t necessarily a bad thing when placed in the proper perspective. Thomas Edison made 3,000 attempts at the lightbulb before he found the 1 that actually worked. Steve Jobs started Apple and was subsequently fired. His return is what set the
“The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong in the broken places” ~Ernest Hemingway Everything that happens in our lives is meant to make us a stronger, wiser, better person. We must learn to accept the lessons that life is attempting to teach us. Although many of life’s lessons
“And be not conformed to this world: but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect” ~Romans 12:2 KJV Boxes are meant to contain things or items but surely not people. So why do we then allow people
While reading Gary Chapman’s The 5 Love Languages, I made an amazing discovery albeit was buried under the traditional relationship jargon we are so accustomed too. There is a distinct difference between requests and demands in relationships. Let me illustrate this point … Wife: I’ve been telling you for weeks
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