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12/21/2021 0 Comments

HOW TO IMPROVE LOVE IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP

HOW TO IMPROVE LOVE IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP

Hacks for Getting the Love That You Desire the Most

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We all have the human need to give and receive love in our relationships. Everyone has different perceptions of what love means to them. Relationships can be difficult to navigate. Each one will be different, but all have the commonality that they mirror everything that we feel inside. 

Improving the love in your life is an inside job. Identifying the perceptions that are sabotaging the love that you want will make dramatic improvements in your happiness. Even when you have a bad day and those around you seem to be difficult to love, you won’t be seeking what you are lacking in yourself. 

4 WAYS TO GAIN MORE LOVE IN YOUR RELATIONSHIPS
1. IDENTIFY HOW TO LOVE YOURSELF

Do you know how to love yourself? Having a healthy self-love that isn’t ego driven will enable you to give and receive healthy love. Dedicate 30 minutes - 2 times a day for contemplation. Meditating has been used for centuries to refresh and recharge. Make a commitment to yourself that you will set aside time for contemplation and you will quickly identify how to love yourself. You will soon have less of a need for others to fill the love void.

2. KNOW YOUR BOUNDARIES

After you have gotten into the practice of daily meditation you will understand more about who you are and your needs for love. Unfortunately, not everyone will practice healthy self-love and will attempt to put their demands for love on you. Being a people pleaser and complying with the perceived unrealistic demands of others is not showing healthy love. On the other hand, agreeing to do “it” and taking ownership will help you to avoid resentments. ​
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Attract More Love and Inner Peace
Would you like to attract more love and gain inner peace? Increase love in your life by giving it. That’s right it is possible to turn around a confrontational situation or the negative actions of others by meditating and sending love to the unlovable. Read more >>>
3. CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES CAREFULLY

After knowing who you are, practicing self-care and setting healthy boundaries for yourself, choose your battles carefully when in a confrontation. Before making an inappropriate response take a moment to contemplate the higher positive intent of the other person. Are they requesting something that doesn’t cross a boundary? Will complying with their need show love for them? In the grand scheme of things will giving-in harm you?

4. SET A “ZERO” EXPECTATION

Not having an expectation of what someone else can do for you, will put you in a position of receiving love. Enjoy the time that you have with the other person. Listen for opportunities of showing them love by meeting their human needs. Be in the moment with the other person. Even if doing a certain activity is something that you don’t enjoy doing. Developing the attitude and habit of not having expectations of others making you happy. You will soon reap the rewards of true love.

Are you a person that finds yourself in frequent confrontations? Do you have high expectations of others and constantly feel let down? Do you seem to never get the love that you desire? 
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Over time emotional blockages can be formed with your spouse resulting in unhealthy communication. Removing unbiased perceptions can bring back the passion trust and love to your relationship. 

What is perception reframing? Reframing the way that we see events circumstances, other people and ourselves is one of the fastest ways to blast through emotional blockages. There could be deep rooted emotions that are preventing you from having optimal behaviors in times of emotional stress. 

What if you had a partner that would give you enthusiastic support, a fresh perspective and experienced insight to help you achieve your goals? A personal coach will help you to work in areas that bring more balance, happiness and success into your relationship.

Getting coaching help, will help you to uncover any possible blind spots in your relationship. Get the love and intimacy that you desire the most in your relationship. 

Check out personal coaching now, with New Mindset Academy.

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