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Are You Self-Sabotaging Your Relationships?
By shalldor | | 0 Comments |
Signs that you may be ruining a good thing!Self-sabotaging in relationships entails participating in acts that lead to the termination of a relationship, whether intentionally or unconsciously. This might include pushing the other person away or looking for excuses to end the relationship. Such conduct is frequently the result of trust concerns, previous experiences, and poor interpersonal skills.
How to Improve Your Communication in Relationships
By shalldor | | 0 Comments |
Healthy partnerships need effective communication. The ability to communicate openly and honestly with the people in your life enables you to share, learn, respond, and form long-lasting ties. This is an essential component of every connection, including those with friends and family, but it is especially crucial in love relationships.
How to Get Over the Fear of Rejection
By shalldor | | 0 Comments |
Rejection is painful. It's excruciating. It's no surprise that so many individuals are frightened of rejection. But how can you overcome your fear of rejection? Let me tell you about a time when I was turned down. It may appear minor, but it was quite painful.I travelled widely on my own for work in the United States. I was travelling to see customers, but in the evening I felt alone.
How Poor Communication Wrecks Relationships
By shalldor | | 3 Comments |
The way we communicate creates or breaks a relationship. Whether it fosters connection or fosters distance. It is easy to become caught in communication habits in our love relationships that destroy and weaken them over time. 84 percent of my previous 44 inquiries mentioned communication as a problem or were in a crisis situation when communication was inevitably compromised.
‘No Blame’ Divorce Changes
By shalldor | | 0 Comments |
I am pleased to learn that new divorce regulations, as detailed by the BBC, will make 'no fault' divorce simpler and faster. Some of the males I deal with are unable to transition to a new phase of their relationship and wish or need to divorce. The existing structure encourages a "blame game," which is counterproductive and increases acrimony.