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don’t try to control your partner’s behavior

don’t try to control your partner’s behavior

“You must love in such a way that the person you love feels free.” ― Thich Nhat Hanh If you’re in a relationship with someone and if you’re always trying to control your partner, telling them to do this or not do that, then it’s a clear indicator

marbles in a jar

marbles in a jar

Like other areas of life, the compound effect holds true in relationships as well. For the unversed, the compound effect is the strategy of reaping huge rewards from small, seemingly insignificant actions. Here’s the key formula Small choices + consistency + time = significant results In essence, it’s not big choices,

having a positive and fun-filled christmas

having a positive and fun-filled christmas

Today is Christmas Day and you’re probably reading this early in the morning before your siblings or kids are up or before you’ll be going to visit your friends or family members to exchange gifts and spend some wonderful and joyous time with them. So, I think this

some food for thought this holiday (shopping) season

some food for thought this holiday (shopping) season

Thanks to retailers and giant corporations, the holiday season has transformed over years into the “holiday shopping season,” and the most wonderful and happiest time of the year has, unfortunately, become the most stressful and difficult time of the year. Yeah, this is the sad truth. We’re ruining the

be a love maker

be a love maker

Today is Valentine’s day, the Love Day, and it’s a great opportunity for all of us to generate sincere warmth, appreciation and recognition for others, and spread our love seeds wherever we go. When it comes to meaningful loving, there are two main components to it. First is