Tag Archives: relationships

The Anatomy Of Open-Mindedness

To answer these questions it’s important to understand what open-mindedness means and to consider the factors that can impede open-mindedness. Continue reading →

Day 54: How to Win Any Argument (And Get What You Really Want)

The wrong words can rip people apart and make them wonder if they ever had anything in common at all, the right ones can draw people closer and make them wonder how they ever lived apart. Continue reading →

What’s My Type and Why Should I Care?

Personality typing systems abound on the Internet, some of them more reputable than others. Facebook quizzes and other social media sites will tell you everything from which cartoon character you are most like to what love story your life most resembles. Continue reading →

Day 63: How to Make People Love You When You’re Not Around – Be A VIP!

Be positive (or at least entertaining). Nobody wants to be around someone who is always miserable. Be cheerful, or at least be entertaining or interesting, and people can’t help but think highly of you.

There is no set of instructions to make ALL people love you, of course. But adopting some of these ideas into your relationships could improve not just the lives of others, but your life as well. Continue reading →

Day 69: Don’t Do These 6 Things When Trying to Make Friends – Especially Number 1!

It took several years, lots of trial and error, and a bit of finding myself, but I eventually figured out how to make friends. First, I had to unlearn the habits, actions, and beliefs which had been holding me back. Continue reading →

How To Communicative Effectively

Many people confuse communication with excessive talking. Effective communication is not excess talking. It’s actually talking less, saying more.

It is the art of conveying a message effortlessly which most of the crowd understands and grasps quickly. Continue reading →