Most Popular
Health Products
Home    -   Make Money With Us    -    Contact Us
  Health Blog| Diet Blog | Your Freedom Enhancers | Site Map  
" Freedom From Within -- Follow Your Inner Knowing"                                                     Being Healthy Naturally  
Where you are at on this site > Home > Insight of the Week > Relationships
 
Helpful Insights
Obesogens and Fat
Asking the right questions
Understanding
Following your heart
Asking Kids to be Kids
Finding Humor
Controlling Others
Watering Relationships
People are Real
Eliminating Confusion
Changing the Ego
Not Being So Serious
Doing What You Love
Doing it Differently
Not Being Spiritual
Only One Problem
Enjoying Life
The Ego
Self Concepts
Something Different
Responsibility and Guilt
Following Your Inner Knowing
The Biggest Thing
Negative or Positive?
The ego mind is tricky
Our mind - not our Mind
Making Choices
Making Choices
Planning is a Defense
Receiving Insults
Finding Answers
Having Them
Share Yours with me
Communication
Not Caring
Horse and Rider
Your Ego
Problem Solving Steps
Doing or Not Doing
Healing Prayers
The Truth
Child Birth
Guilt, Shoulds & Relationships
Jesus and Healing
Forgiveness Part 4 - Q & A
Unconscious Guilt
Opinions and Beliefs
Listening
Nelson Mandela
It is all in the Past
Ego
Can't
Stop Watching TV
Free Will
Killing Us
Belief
Desire
Guilt
Sticking Out
Misery Likes Company
Suggestions
People
Everything is Not as it Seems
Asking Directly
Healing & Beliefs
Enough Energy
The Way it Should Be
Debt Collectors
Follow Your Inner Knowing
It Just Is
English Teachers
Relationships
Embarrassment
Success part 2
Success
Not Happy?
Vaccines and Fear
Napping is good for you
Sugar
Meaning Making Machine
Believing What You Want
Children Learning
Being Stressed
Love & Forgiveness
Place of Lack
The Course in Miracles
Choosing
Orange Juice
Dreaming?
What are you attracting?
Being unattached
Being right and wrong
Love is It
Interpreting Emails
Being Loving
Special ness
Heart Centered Living
Being Cold
Sympathy and compassion
Asking Nicely
Hurt
Listening
Wanting Peace
What You Want
Goal Mistakes
Being Pro-Active
Loving Yourself
Feeling Good
For-Giving
Love
Knowing the Way
Habits and Learning
Chiropractic
Muscle Testing
5 levels of thinking
Habits
Worry is not a Virtue
Emotional Guidance System
Future Fear
God’s Love
You are God
Monogamous Women
Polygamous Men
Life Happens
Fear Based Decisions
Changing Your Beliefs 2
Changing Your Beliefs
Beliefs vs. Genes
Feeling Visualizations
Having Faith
Your Rules
Asking Questions
Whole Mind
What do you Know?
Love and Fear
Infinite Wisdom
Computer Back-up
Cause of Dis-Ease
Meaningless
God and Praying
What Serves You
Creating Your Reality
Receiving Compliments
Insight of the Week
Being Right or Being Happy
Communication
Doing What Works
Familiar vs. Comfortable
Choices and Want
Towards vs Away
Solutions vs Complaints
Focus
Changing Your Life
Play like a Kid
Receiving gifts
Be Your Inner Knowing
Facebook Beats Porn
Dogs are better than cats
 
 
Newsletter for You

Get the Most Recent information you can for You and Your Family's Health

Enter Your Email Address

Name
Email
 
Be Well
 
Links
 
 
Dr. Jamie Fettig

Why Trust me, Dr. Jamie?

 
 
Relationships

So I recently spent 4 hours talking with a married couple. I realized that not everyone created their common goals together.

Why would you want to do this you ask?

Because it eliminates 90% of all arguments that many married couples, or even couples for that matter, have.

See, lets say one person’s ultimate goal in life is to enjoy life. The other person’s ultimate goal is for peace. So each time there is a choice to be made, they each are comparing the choices through their ultimate goal.

The peace person is saying what choice will bring me more peace?
The enjoyment person I saying what choice will bring me more enjoyment?

Then they precede to argue about which choice is better.
Not realizing that the “better” they are comparing the choices too are too completely different reference points.

Because anytime you say better, more, or any comparative what so ever, you are often comparing it to an “assumed” thing. But the funny part is, we all have different assumed comparisons, and we don’t’ even know it. That is why we argue so much.

When you are around people with the same ultimate goals, you do not argue as much because you are always making comparison’s to the same assumed things. So you agree more often.

But when you realize what your partner in the relationship’s ultimate goal is, you often know what they are always comparing and evaluating things against. So now you can see their perspective of why they think one choice is better than another.

And when you create an ultimate goal together, which is a melding of both or your ultimate goals, you will eliminate 90% of all disagreements you have.

For example, if one of you has peace and the other has enjoyment, then your ultimate mutual goal might be peace and enjoyment. You then begin asking one question and one question only. Does this bring me more peace and enjoyment or less? And that becomes your guiding post for making decisions.

If you want to create a third or 4 th or however many extra goals you want, you can. This is why it is called creating your goals. You then use those goals to make your choices, compare things against, and move your life towards.

And when you do this for a short while, it will become habit and you will have exactly that in your life. The goals you created.

If you want more of what you already have, don’t create common goals. If you want exactly what you want in life, then create goals . It should take more than 30 minutes.

But the effects it will have on your choices and what you do in life, will be profound because it will bring you exactly what you want.

 
 
 

Affiliate Program | Who Is Dr. Jamie? | Products | Contact Us | Links | Link to Us
Copyright 2005 Bazuji Inc.    Home    -   Privacy/Security   -   Terms of Use/Disclaimer
To view the actual text here go to www.beinghealthynaturally.com/copyright
To view the actual text here go to www.beinghealthynaturally.com/copyright