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 Friends Indeed

Friendship. Life was never created for individuals to live
alone, to manage their lives on their own. Too many of us go
into a place of isolation where we feel that no-one understands
or indeed will understand us, worse still this place of
isolation takes us to a place where we feel that nobody cares.
The fact is that it is just a feeling and may or may not be the
truth. Test it out. Speak out.

It is not likely to be true. Why do I say it is not likely to be
true? Why am I not more definite? The truth is, we need to gain
clarity about whether the people we have in our lives are
supportive of us or not. When you speak out, if no-one is
hearing, make new friends. This you might say and think is
easier said than done. On a level that may be true. In my
experience in adult life people will make friends in any number
of ways. Friends of friends that have been introduced to you at
some gathering or other; attendance at workshops where you meet
like minded people; people you meet at work; getting involved in
hobbies, or volunteering for charity work rather than engaging
self-indulgently in complaining about not having friends "
someone out there needs your help " who knows what friendships
might develop.

Then it is about you creating the conditions to develop those
friends. These may include: setting up a support group, meeting
someone for lunch, etc. etc. The point I’m making is that
often as adults we feel that w
e won’t make new friends and
actually this is not the case.

FIVE POWER PRINCIPLES OF FRIENDSHIP

 

1. Tell a friend that you love them. Truly talk today. Talk to
get to the truth today. Listen today. Truly listen today, to
hear today to get to the truth. Everyone in our lives is
important for one reason or another. Let them know it, through a
kind word, a smile or some other deed.

2. What you expect of yourself is far more important than what
others expect of you. You are a powerful and worthwhile human
being. Be a friend to yourself. Do not let anyone tell you
otherwise. Expect much of yourself. Keep your promise.

3. Accept your family and friends for who they are and recognize
that you can make choices about being in the same environment.

4. A circle of true sister friends or brother friends is worth
more than life itself.

5. Who are you allowing to treat you less than you deserve to be
treated? Stop it now. People always show us who they are and we
chose to fool ourselves that we do not see.

Here are some great development exercises to build even deeper
friendships

Precious circle of friends

1. Get a circle of true friends together " take at least ½ a
day. Each person to have a sheet of paper " preferably A4 "
create your name at the top " in whatever way you wish.

2. Get into your circle and pass your sheet to the left. On the
sheet of paper that you now have in your hand starting at the
bottom write something wonderful about the person whose name is
at the top. Fold over your comment and pass to the person on
your left and continue the process until you have the sheet of
paper with your name on.

3. Have a read of all the gifts your true circle of friends have
given you. Once you’ve taken it home, place it in a place
where you can keep referring back to it. It will help you to
soar to the skies at times when you feel like crawling.

Meeting new friends 1. Draw up a list of situations where you
may make new friends

2. Identify what character traits you would like your friends to
have

3. Make a note of what you have to offer friends " your great
qualities

4. Choose one situation from one above and commit to taking a
first step " choose one that you believe will be relatively
easy for you to do

Friendship clutter

1. Draw up a list of people that you have around you in your
life?

2. Of each of the above ask the question - do they enhance my
life or take away from it?

3. Look at each friendship and ask the question - how do I want
my friendships to be different and what will I do to make them
so?


By Hyacinth Fraser 
To download your free 200 page Licence to Live Self Development
e-book "which is jam packed with development tools and
techniques, quotes, thought provoking ideas. And most of all it
challenges you to lead your best life - please go to
http://www.answerlife.co.uk/productsnew.html Hyacinth is a
Master Practitioner of NLP and a Master Hypnotherapist. She is a
Coach, Consultant and Trainer.

 

 

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