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When we fall in love, we believe it's because we have so much in common with the person — or maybe that it's fate. That's why, when reality hits, we often feel like we've been duped. The person isn't a perfect match. In fact, it feels like they bring out some of our biggest challenges.

The 2 Most Powerful Reasons We Fall In Love With The People We Do How to break unhealthy patterns by embracing what we truly need.

Due to unforeseen circumstance's today's edition The Calm Room has been postponed.

Complaining is a common human behavior that involves expressing dissatisfaction or annoyance about various aspects of life. Whether verbal or written, complaining serves important functions, allowing individuals to communicate their needs and desires, relieve emotional stress, and bond socially with others. In my latest article, I explore the positive and negative effects of complaining and offer solutions to help you address your complaining habits.

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Complaining refers to expressing dissatisfaction, displeasure, or annoyance about a situation, person, or object. It involves vocalising negative feelings or grievances, often with the hope of bringing about change or gaining sympathy.

By complaining, individuals may feel a sense of control over their environment and circumstances. It can be a way to influence others' behaviour or prompt changes that align with their preferences. For some people, complaining becomes a habitual response to various situations.

While complaining can be a natural and sometimes necessary part of life, it can become problematic if it is excessive or unproductive. Constructive complaining, on the other hand, can lead to positive changes and improvements.

On today's edition of The Calm Room I will be speaking about the topic of Complaining. So, tune into The Calm Room on Monday 8 July 2024 between 6 - 7pm AST (11pm - 12am GMT) on 2020 Vision Radio:

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Or, tune into 102.1FM if you live within the region of the Federation of St. Kitts & Nevis.

Taking yourself to someone's level of understanding shows that you have compassion and empathy for that person. If nothing else.

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"If you love a person, you accept the total person. With all the defects. Because those defects are a part of the person. Never try to change a person you love, because the very effort to change says that you love half, and the other half of the person is not accepted. When you love, you simply love"
— Osho

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The purpose of the Discovery Call is to assess whether Hypnosis will be the right solution to solving your problem.

I am a great believer in providing services to those who are 100% committed to seeking help to address and emotional physiological issues they maybe facing.

I don't believe in wasting people's time if they can't be bothered to take responsibility for making changes they truly desire to give more calm and satisfaction with their lives.

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There’s a line from the film Inside Out 2 that resonated with me so deeply. You’re likely to miss it if you don’t pay close attention.
It’s the scene where Sadness shyly asks Joy if she can go down into the memory pool with her. In response, Joy takes Sadness hand into hers and says to her friend, “Of course! Remember Sadness, wherever I go, you go too.”

When I heard that, I remembered how some people like to say that they are afraid of being so happy because they know that after the happiness, sadness follows. That’s really no way to live, and neither is it true. One doesn’t follow the other because they always travel together, side by side, hand in hand.
Joy and sadness are like the railroad tracks.

Even on the saddest of days, if we look hard enough, and allow ourselves to experience it, there will always be some joy to be found. Likewise, even on the most joyful of days, like the birth of a child, a wedding, a graduation, a championship, or a promotion, when we remember that someone or something is missing, there will always be that tinge of sadness.

So when we say that we are grateful for life, we cannot just be grateful for the joyful moments, we must be grateful even for the sad parts. We must be grateful for all of it. Joy and sadness carry us (or we carry them) as we move forward from one season of life to the next.

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The latest Newsletter from Togetherness Therapy looks at the topic of Complaining.

Complaining refers to expressing dissatisfaction, displeasure, or annoyance about a situation, person, or object. It involves vocalising negative feelings or grievances, often with the hope of bringing about change or gaining sympathy. Complaining can be verbal or written, and it may be directed towards various aspects of life, including work, relationships, services, or personal experiences.

Complaining can serve as a means of social connection. People may bond over shared negative experiences or common dislikes, which can strengthen relationships and create a sense of camaraderie. Complaining can be a way to draw attention to oneself and one's issues. It can make others aware of the complainer's problems and needs, potentially leading to increased support or intervention.

Over the years I've been guiding others through their emotional and physiological issues I notice a distinct lack of males seeking to get support.

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Complaining refers to expressing dissatisfaction, displeasure, or annoyance about a situation, person, or object. It involves vocalising negative feelings or grievances, often with the hope of bringing about change or gaining sympathy.

By complaining, individuals may feel a sense of control over their environment and circumstances. It can be a way to influence others' behaviour or prompt changes that align with their preferences. For some people, complaining becomes a habitual response to various situations.

While complaining can be a natural and sometimes necessary part of life, it can become problematic if it is excessive or unproductive. Constructive complaining, on the other hand, can lead to positive changes and improvements.

On today's edition of The Calm Room I will be speaking about the topic of Complaining. So, tune into The Calm Room on Monday 1 July 2024 between 6 - 7pm AST (11pm - 12am GMT) on 2020 Vision Radio:

www.2020visionradio.com

Or, tune into 102.1FM if you live within the region of the Federation of St. Kitts & Nevis.