Are you eager for a more meaningful relationship?Being with someone you love is a great start.These people are important to you and you are important to them.I had an interesting discovery last night and I wanted to share it with you.I have known my husband for more than 20 years.Sometimes we swear that we can read each other's thoughts.But to be honest, I think we know how to read each other's non-The verbal signal is very good.He went into the room where I stayed and sat down.I know what he needs to talk about.I know it's important.I have things to do but I stop and give him what he needs.This level of connection is not something you can pick up or do after meeting someone.Nope!It needs to be tuned.Many times, we are busy thinking about what we will get from relationships with others if we forget the importance of really investing in other people's lives.This is at the heart of meaningful relationships.I hear people complain every day about feeling lonely or no one "gets" them.I often ask, "How do you invest in others?"I don't express it in a way of confrontation.More is giving and accepting.We can all accuse others of unmet needs or feelings of injury.But the truth is that if you want to have a meaningful relationship, you have to be willing to put your agenda down and really focus on the other person.So, in order to find patterns, watch today.When my husband starts to say something and changes his mind, he yawns.When my daughter wanted to ask something, I noticed a change in her sound mode and volume, but not sure how to receive it.When my son needs attention, he suddenly becomes cute and asks to do something with me.How about you and yours?What do they need to "let you know "?Can you see the signal close enough?Observing and predicting these will allow you to build closer and more meaningful relationships with those who are most important to you.
