When something wonderful happens in your life, you call your friends to share it. When something bad happens, you call a friend to lean on. When you’re ready to make a change in your life, whether it’s hair color or marital status, you call a friend and confide your plans. Humans were created to live in a community, and the richest part of that community is your friendships. But if the friendship quiz from yesterday left you concerned about how well you’re carrying your end, here are some things you can do to get that turned around so that you can maximize your progress toward self actualization:
Healthy, mutually supportive friendships are essential for your mental health and growth toward self actualization. With just a little intentional effort, you can transform your friendships into inexhaustible sources of strength and inspiration.
Roger K. Allen, Ph.D. is an expert in personal transformation, leadership, and teams. His tools and methods have helped hundreds of businesses and tens of thousands of people transform the ways they work and live. To learn more, visit www.rogerkallen.com.
My purpose is to teach you strategies to replace negative patterns with a positive state of mind from which you can achieve your greatest desires and live a joyful and abundant life.
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