Spreading Peace One Relationship at a Time You Need to Know Yourself to Have a Good Relationship Know yourself, or Thy Self as it were, has been proclaimed by philosophers and religions for thousands of years. A simple enough truth, and yet one that often eludes us. If we had to give one factor that is critical to a successful relationship, it would be that you need to do whatever work on yourself is necessary to understand your responses and behaviors. Read more in our new blog post and share your thoughts.
Last week our server was down when the newsletter came out, so if you missed the blog on Being Rght, click here, Relationship Reading Corner Here are some articles on knowing
yourself.
The Importance of Self-Awareness, and How to Become More Self Aware "Self-awareness (sometimes also referred to as self-knowledge or introspection) is about understanding your own needs, desires,
failings, habits, and everything else that makes you tick. The more you know about yourself, the better you are at adapting life changes that suit your needs."
Getting to Know Yourself, What You Like, and
What You Want in Life "In some ways, it may seem counterintuitive to have to learn to know yourself. Surely that should be a given, right? Not necessarily. While our experiences clearly helped shape us into the people we are today, this does not mean that we necessarily know who we really are—what we are passionate about and what we want from life."
Know Thyself! "Coming to a knowledge of the self is no simple task and often goes underdeveloped because we tend to resist it. Our vision of our inner world does not come as naturally to us as our ability to perceive the outside world. It is nevertheless a learnable skill that with some direction, time
and effort we can get better at."Book Report -- How Two: Have a Successful Relationship We're close to finishing the layout for our new book. Click on the image below to read it full-size. If you have feedback on the design and layout, we'd love to hear from you. Spreading peace one relationship at a time, Phil and Maude
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