Build strong relationships from "summary" of Living with the Monks by Jesse Itzler
In life, one of the most important things we can do is to cultivate strong relationships. These relationships are the foundation upon which we build our support systems, find joy, and navigate the ups and downs that come our way. Building strong relationships is not just about having a large network of acquaintances; it's about nurturing deep, meaningful connections with those around us. To build strong relationships, we must first be willing to put in the time and effort required to truly get to know another person. This means listening actively, showing empathy, and being present in the moment when we are with them. It's about making the other person feel valued and heard, and taking the time to understand their perspective and experiences. Another key aspect of building strong relationships is being vulnerable and authentic. We must be willing to share our own thoughts, feelings, an...
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