People Skills and Relationship Archives

Friendship to Relationship Stages – The Journey From Friendship to Romance

Can buddies become soulmates? Yes, they can! In fact, some of the most successful romantic relationships started as platonic friendships. Transitioning from just friends to lovers can be confusing yet thrilling at the same time. It takes open communication and a willingness to explore new (and sometimes uncomfortable) territories to navigate the twists and turns […]

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When Friendships Change – Coping With Shifting Dynamics

People Skills and Relationship

Letting go of good friends can be painful, especially when you’ve convinced yourself they’ll be part of your life forever. While changes in relationships are inevitable in many cases, adjusting to them can take some getting used to. If you’re having a hard time dealing with changes in your friendship, know that you’re not alone.

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Communication in a Marriage Quotes – 17 Inspiring Words of Wisdom

People Skills and Relationship

Marriage is fun (for the most part) when spouses make effective communication a priority. That’s because good communication deepens trust, helping partners feel secure. On the flip side, poor communication can tear couples apart and increase the chances of divorce. And while no marriage is perfect, the following Communication in a Marriage Quotes, along with

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Cooing vs Babbling – Understanding Your Baby’s Development

People Skills and Relationship

Hearing a baby’s first attempt at verbal communication can be exciting for parents. And although the sounds usually don’t make any sense to most adults, research shows they support social, cognitive, and literacy development in little children. But what does your little one mean by those adorable noises? Here are important things every parent should

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The Top 6 Ways to Influence Positively to Your Friends & Family

People Skills and Relationship, Personal Development, Positive Thinking

Want to make people like you genuinely? Do you want to inspire positive change in others? The key is to learn the art of influencing people positively. In this quick post, I share simple but effective ways to influence positively, especially with regard to your closest friends and family. But whether you want to strengthen

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How to Communicate Better With Your Grown Son – 4 Powerful Ways

People Skills and Relationship

Talking with your adult child can be exhausting sometimes, and like most parents, you’ve realized that you don’t have as much control over your grown child as you once did. The dynamics of your relationship have changed, so your communication needs to change too. Yelling, talking down, and other controlling behaviors need to give way

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How to Accept That a Friendship Is Over and Find Peace

People Skills and Relationship

Friendship is a beautiful thing. Unfortunately, not all friendships last forever. Sometimes friends drift apart, and one or both of them may end the bond, or the friendship becomes toxic and needs to end. Whatever the reason, a friendship breakup can be heartbreaking, leaving you in pain and suffering. To move forward, you must learn

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Being There for Someone Who Needs You – Importance of Emotional Support

Happiness and Success, People Skills and Relationship

Ever seen a loved one or close friend go through hard times without a clue on how to help them? Many of us have been there, and it’s never a pleasant experience both for you and the other person. However, being there for someone in their times of need might be all the help they

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The Process of Repair – 15 Best Fixing Relationship Quotes

People Skills and Relationship

Relationships often go through challenging times, and sometimes it may seem like things are too broken to be repaired. But the good news is that troubled relationships can be fixed, emerging even stronger than before. Replacing a relationship on the rocks requires effort, understanding, and a lot of love. In this article, I share some

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The Causes of Teenage Aggression Towards Mothers and How to Address It

People Skills and Relationship

Does it feel like you no longer have control over your teen? If you’re a mom dealing with a rebellious or angry teenager, this article is for you. Truth is, teenage aggression towards mother can feel very heart-wrenching. Having your own flesh and blood ― the adorable little bundle of joy you raised ― threaten

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Understanding Toddler Aggression When to Worry & How to Respond

People Skills and Relationship

Like many parents, you’ve probably wondered whether aggressive behaviors like kicking, hitting, or biting are early signs of behavioral problems in your toddler. Is your child going through a phase they will eventually outgrow, or should you worry? Your concern is genuine, especially if you have a hyperactive preschooler. I aim to write this article

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How to Break Free From the Cycle of Feeling Not Good Enough for Him

People Skills and Relationship

Does it feel like your partner is doing you a favor by being with you? Do you have trouble expressing your opinions or asserting your needs because you don’t feel good enough for your boyfriend or husband? Research shows that this thinking pattern can take a toll on your self-worth and well-being, so you must

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