Progress in Training

“I am not pretty, I am not beautiful. I am as ecstatic as the sun”.

We all have changes in our relationships. But the center idea of relationship success is not whether or not they can disagree, but how they can handle our changes.

 

If they’re failed at agreeing a problem in their relationship, then there is a chance the problem will get to your feet again.  Our problems are either fixable or lasting.  And, with good fight guiding, even lasting problems can be resolved to create a strong relationship.

It might help to take into story Dale Carnegie's advice:  "You can't win an argument," because even when you win, you lose. "The only way to get the best of an argument," he said, "is to avoid it."

What about when you are certain that you are right and the other person is wrong? The advice still holds.

Though they might not know it as your enjoy your moment of accomplishment, you often do your personal because more harm by winning an emotional argument than by losing it. Who was it that said, "A person influenced against their will is of the same opinion still?"  

Possibly we look for heaven to think we'll never argue.  So this article focuses on when we have a disagreement, HOW do we handle ourselves to bear our love, respect, and trust.