The BIG QUESTION for this weeks edition of The RichLife Show Live –
"What is your top tip for having successful relationships?"
Having All The Money In the World Will Never
Replace Having Great Relationships!
Many people start out with the good intention of providing for their family. They believe “If I’m out there working hard, earning money, then I am taking care of my family.” But somewhere down the road, relationships with family members start to suffer.
It starts out small with longer hours at the office, missed dinners and forgotten baseball games. Eventually it results in broken marriages and children who grow up not really knowing who their parents are.
Making money never equals taking care of your family
if there are casualties along the way
No amount of money can create or replace human connection
I hear it from my clients all of the time … “My dad didn’t attend any of my sporting events.” “My mom had no idea who my friends were.” “No one even knew what I liked or wanted.” Money is necessary, yes, but there must be a balance. Children can grow up in a wealthy home with all the stuff money can buy, but what they long for and crave is a close relationship with their parents.
The bottom line is that people CRAVE having close, meaningful relationships. So, with it being this close to Valentine's Day, taking a look at our relationships and how we can make them better seems like the PERFECT RichLife thing to do. When I asked the "BIG Question" on Facebook … the response we got was amazing! You can read what everyone had to say below …
Pretty awesome, don't you think?
Relationships are the cornerstone of living a RICH life, so share your best advice in the comments below.
Your story could help heal a marriage, reconcile a mother and daughter, bring a father and son back together, or simply help someone regain their dignity and confidence after compromising a relationship they really care about.
As always, thank you so much for reading, watching and sharing your RichLife stories!!
I’m so grateful to have you in my life!
Much love and many blessings,
Beau
Be willing to love and accept the other person exactly the way he/she is AND exactly the way he/she is not! <3
~ Gladys Diaz, Relationship Coach
Practice unconditional love for yourself and others. Lose your judgment on how someone should be, act or do and just accept them for who they are.
In a marriage – Let go of the small stuff and most of it is small. With kids take time to listen.
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