I had the most wonderful couple of days! I got to spend time with two phenomenal women, Mikell and Deborah. Mikell opened up her home to me as we shared our hearts. Deborah joined us the next night for dinner, when we spent time together and really got to know each other on a deeper level.
The whole experience reminded me the importance of developing deep and meaningful bonds. Two years ago, we became acquainted via an on-line life coach certification program with thirty other wonderful women. Mikell, Deborah, Carrie and I were part of a cohort of four, in which we discussed lessons, completed a couple of team projects, and supported each other. (Carrie was not able to join us this time; however, I am certain she will next time.)
Mikell, Deborah and I were able to really connect at a profound, meaningful level when we spent time face-to-face. The interpersonal relationship we had established with each other two years ago was greatly enhanced, as we exchanged and expressed stories of ourselves and our interests openly, honestly and with admiration for each other. It was powerful! I wish we had more time together. I am certain we will manifest more opportunities to get together. The past couple of days allowed me to appreciate and realize the value of time and energy given to develop and strengthen the bonds with others in our lives. It is vital to share time and energy in order to nurture interpersonal relationships. How have you spent your time and energy these past couple of days?
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Comments on: "Time to Bond…" (1)
Dr. Angi,
I agree 100%; friendships and true bonds are priceless. This is especially true if you are in need. As the saying goes “a friend in need is a friend indeed”. It is equally important to provide whatever it takes to satisfy a friends needs. But what a wonderful way to make friends!!! Observe the needs of strangers and freely offer help, be it opening a door, letting someone in a hurry in front of you in line or providing words of encouragement to someone downtrodden.