Say what you mean, and mean what you say all in Love

Communication is not only key to every relationship. Without clear communication many are left to assume, you know the saying "When you assume, you make an ass out of you and me!"  So don't  be afraid to inquire, correct, be direct, honest when speaking to others coming from a place of love always.  Afterall, "Haters will hate and Critics will criticize you. Atleast, they are leaving others alone." Joyce Meyer



With that in mind, here are ways  to strengthen your relationships with clear and concise communication.

Go to GOD, first

Ask for clarity 

Be open to letting a person know how they offended you and how it made you feel

Confront in private

Don't go to others before going to the person you have an issue with

If you need to vent, find a person you can trust with your secrets and won't render judgment against you

When someone comes to you, be open minded and show empathy

Be slow to anger

Focus on what is being said to you rather focusing on a response

Take a few moments to choose how you react than letting emotions dictate  your reactions


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