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Appreciate Everything You Have in your Relationships

Appreciate everything you have in your relationships

Appreciate everything in your life and your relationships will reap the rewards.

Instead of wanting what you don’t have, why not try being grateful for what you do have right now? Whether single or married, appreciate the relationships in your life right now.

Appreciate as a single parent

If you are a single parent wishing you have a husband or a wife, appreciate the extra time you have to dedicate to your children right now.

You might not understand why that special person has not shown up in your life yet… Who knows, maybe at this time in your life, your children may need your undivided attention for whatever reason.

But instead of fighting your circumstances, embrace them. Love your children a little longer and a little harder. The stress that children go through these days is unbelievable. They are not always going to be around. They grow up and have families of their own.


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Coaching tip: If you're a single parent, embrace your battles in life instead of fighting them. Love your children more and harder.

Do you really need that “must have” list?

Now… LOOK AROUND. That special person may be there all along and you’re just not seeing it. Why? Maybe because of that long list of “must haves” you created just after your divorce, you know, in your bitter stage.

  1. First take a look at yourself: Would you make someone else’s “must haves” list?
  2. Next, take a look at your “must haves list.” Will these things matter when you’re going through hard times and this is the one person who has stayed by your side, who can turn your frown to a smile? Will these things matter when you’re old and gray? Stop pushing people away out of fear!

Appreciation when you’re married

Married? I’ll share this true story. When I was married, but going through hard times, I was taking a class. The teacher shared with us about her own life and someone in the class asked “Why did you get divorced?”

Her answer impacted me so much, I will never forget it.

Her face went blank as if she could not think of the “why.” Somewhat horrified, she said “You know, after it’s all said and done, you don’t even remember. The things you fight about, you realize they were so meaningless.”

Having been married for 13 years and now single for 8 years, I completely understand her answer. Granted there are some things like adultery or abuse that are just not acceptable, like it was in my case. But it is not the case in most divorces today.

The single life is not all that is cracked up to be. After a while clubs and bars are just a cold place to be. We are always too quick to look outside for “self-fulfillment” and not take the time to see the blessings right under our nose.

Coaching tip: If you're married, always appreciate your life with your lifetime partner and make the most out of it.

Appreciate the people in your life

Single or married, appreciate the people in your life. God strategically places people in your life to help you accomplish your purpose. The people in your life are there to challenge you, to help you grow.


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Yep, even the ones that annoy you. They teach you patience, unconditional love, long suffering = True love.

We cannot do it alone. Alone you will stand still.

Coaching tip: Appreciate anyone that you meet in your life. They will always teach you lessons in life.

Action steps

What can you do to start appreciating everything you have, and what’s right in front of you? Let me know below!



If you want to get more from your life, and are looking for concrete action steps to get you there, check out our Request a Coach page. It’s a “cut the fence-sitting and take action” way to tackle your issues and actually find success. You’ll be matched with the coaches most suited to you to get you from where you are to where you want to be. To get off the fence and start to take action, click or tap here.



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