This is the most important conversation you will ever have
about relationships. Many say
communication is the most important part of a relationship. What they fail to realize is listening
is the most important part of communication. What makes this discussion so important is not
how you
listen. It is what you are
listening to when you are listening to another. What you are listening to is what determines the difference
between a great or lousy relationship.
What do I mean?
Everyone is taught to judge and assess people and situations. Your judgments and assessments are the
things you inherited from your environment. They are beliefs that cause you to predetermine what a
person is like. Your environment
not only includes your family. It
includes school, movies, books, news, friends, etc. Your environment provides you with the facts of life, even
if what was provided was inaccurate.
If you repeat a lie enough times, it becomes a fact for the
believer. In the US, there are
many beliefs that have been passed down for generations.
As examples, for decades, people have said that women can
tell a man any secret. You will
never have to worry about him telling anyone because he was never
listening. There are so many jokes
about how women listen to men.
There are also sayings that claim men are responsible for a woman’s
happiness – happy wife, happy life.
Then there are the jokes about women always being right. While these may be said in jest, they
have become building blocks in relationships. It also includes things like women are more intelligent and
mature than men. One of the most
famous beliefs passed down is men only want one thing.
Over the decades, these have become part of the culture in
the US. These beliefs cause people
to misjudge one another in their careers and love life. For the New Year, let’s unwrap the
saboteur’s mindset. That way you
can learn to have healthy relationships with the person who is most compatible
for you.
Join us this evening for the most important conversation you
will ever have about relationships.
Tonight, Sunday, January 5, from 7:00pm-8:30pm (EST) at Straight
Talk with Ted Santos.
To hear the show live: https://www.blogtalkradio.com/ted_santos/2020/01/06/do-women-want-to-hear-what-men-have-to-say
Call to comment or ask questions live at: (323) 642-1387.
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