Uplifting Relationship Resources

In August, we have been looking at ways Do Tell fans can use simple and fun techniques to change their habits. The point of this exercise is to find some fun in your world. Do Tell Author Kathy Jacobson says, “It’s great to have routines, but they keep us from seeing other options. They keep [...]

If you think about the last time you played the game of Risk or Pictionary, it was physically with other people in a relaxing social atmosphere. When you remember the evening highlights, do you treasure “the strategic move” during the board game? Or do you “remember more the jokes that were circulating around the table”…

…what makes a happy relationship…friends, parents, almost anyone who will tell you what they think and what you should do…you must find ways to be happy in every moment, to look for things that make you feel better whenever you can. The most important tool I’ve learned is Appreciation…

…children…are also connected to other people in a way that we somehow forget as we grow older. They smile up at perfect strangers…They are also connected to themselves, having no problem asking for what they want, and managing to see the world as a circus or a playground…Try getting a Dr. Seuss book and reading it out loud with funny voices, or act like a chicken…change your perspective and you may change your world.

challenging you to do something wacky…Start laughing in a group of people and watch how many other people laugh too: fits of laughter, just like smiles are contagious…have fun this week..

Change your habits into more positive things…Start with a little laughter…laughter was as good for the body as exercise..finding fun in our lives can change our whole perspective…life is better when it’s fun.

“Hearty laughter is a good way to jog internally without having to go outdoors.” – Norman Cousins