Why Relationships will change over time

Principles into Practice with Kain Ramsay

Sometimes it can feel like a distance or a void is growing in what may have once been a good relationship or friendship. In this video I have attempted to explain what this void is, where it comes from and how growing apart from some people can merely be 'Just a part of Life'. 'The quality of your life is the quality of your relationships.' Each of us have a wide range of relationships with other people which can form in either a family, intimate or a social context. Each of us also have casual relationships being those that we know a little bit about, but not too much - nor are we willing to find out much more! With as the social medias continue to grow in popularity, people have more and more casual and hugely shallow relationships which can where many problems begin. Then we have friends, people we communicate regularly with. All of us have friends at work, in our neighbourhoods, at our schools, universities or in our churches and social groups. As we journey through life we will commonly have less friends than what we do casual acquaintances. Then we have close friends, people that we share with on a deeper level what's going on in our lives. Most people don't have a lot of close friends, but our close friends are important to us. Some are closer than others. Relationships can bring us great happiness, direction, purpose and joy, or deep distress, trauma, self doubt and depression. Where some relationships can MAKE us, other relationships can BREAK us! It doesn't matter what kind of relationship we find ourselves in, at all times in is completely impossible to control what the other person in a relationship does, thinks, says or doesn't think, say or do, however, at all times and all circumstances we can completely control what we say and do, or don't say and don't do. Kain http://www.kainramsay.com