relationships

A simple group exercise during a staff meeting revealed surprising common ground among coworkers, proving we're more connected than we think.

When you've not been used to witty banter at the office or if it's been awhile since you've just sat around and talked with friends, it can be awkward at first.

We need to do our best to re-frame the argument where instead of "me against you," it's "us seeking what's true."

As hard as it feels in those moments, the best thing you can do is to take action, with intent, to start to get out of that emotional funk so you can move on.

It's not about being perfect. In fact, flaws and quirks can be some of the most irresistible things about someone. But, here's the thing...

No wonder it's so difficult to perfectly define our concept of love. The ancient Greeks believed there were at least SEVEN different types. Let's take a look.

It's TRUE! In a survey by Elite Singles, kindness "outranked sex, money, connection, and pretty much whatever else you can think of. It's down to being kind."

There are many relationships in our lives we can celebrate that bring love, companionship, and joy--even if these aren't romantic in nature.

Granted, we want to stay safe. But we can reach out to those we love or reconnect with friends. "Presence" will mean than any new gadget ever will.

If you need to have a tough conversation, but you don't want to discredit the positive feedback either, there are better ways to do that.

David Meagher says "the thing about social media is often people hide behind the anonymity of it...[they] say and do things they wouldn't in normal life."

After many conversations, one of the things I hear most often from my women friends is "why can't he just talk to me like a normal person--like just say hello."