Connections matter more than you think!
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Have you felt more impatient with yourself or with others lately? If you have, you are not alone!
I believe our increased awareness of impatience is a symptom of broken connections. Let me explain…
Before the pandemic, we were all immersed in many connections in our daily lives – home, work, friends, hobbies, etc. We juggled a lot of them.
Then with the pandemic came isolation. Suddenly we were alone, stuck in our homes. All those connections we had flowed in and out of on a daily basis were dramatically reduced to just a handful. Sure we tried to keep connections going with Zoom calls and phone chats, but it was a lot of work.
There were no gatherings to look forward to, or casual conversations at work to keep our connections thriving. The number of connections we had began to shrink.
Then the isolation lifted, and we returned to social gatherings and the workplace. We were in a hurry to reconnect, but during all that isolation, our connection “muscles” had atrophied. Impatience set in. And intolerance crept in too.
There’s an easy fix to broken connections
The first step in reclaiming connections is to start with connecting to yourself. As Eleanor Roosevelt said, “Friendship with one’s self is all important, because without it one cannot be friends with anyone else in the world.”
So, take that first step now! Remind yourself of the many things you do well. Surprise yourself with a new awareness of your potential.
There’s no better way to discover your strengths than to learn about your Perceptual Style™.
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Connections are critical to your well-being
Research shows that people who maintain connections with friends and family are happier and healthier. Those connections help you build your confidence, provide support, and help you reduce stress. Not only that, studies show that having strong connections is good for your physical health – people with strong relationships have less risk of premature death!
Life is meant to be lived fully. Nurturing your connections to yourself and to others is a really important part of enjoying your life!
Until next time, celebrate your strengths, call a friend, and laugh a little every day!
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About Lynda-Ross Vega
Lynda-Ross Vega is a partner at Vega Behavioral Consulting, Ltd. She specializes in helping corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, and individuals with interpersonal communications, team dynamics, personal development, and navigating change. Lynda-Ross is co-creator of Perceptual Style Theory, a revolutionary behavioral psychology theory and assessment system that teaches people how to unleash their natural strengths and build the life and career they dream of. For free information on how to succeed in business and in life doing more of what you do best, visit https://thepowerofyourperception.com.
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