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Would you be proud or worried if your kid followed your relationship path?

 

When I coach my clients around relationship issues, I find a really good question to ask is whether they’d be happy if their kid (or sibling or someone else they love) was in a relationship similar to their own. 🧐 

 

It’s a confronting question and one that generates an immediate response.

 

We can fart-arse around any other question and smooth things over in our minds about our own relationship. but if you took that same kind of relationship and put your kid in it, how would you feel?

 

How would you feel about them behaving in the way you do within that relationship?

 

How would you feel if they were communicating with their partner in the same way?

 

How would you feel if they were allowing themselves to be treated in the way you are?

 

What would you say to them, what advice would you have?

 

Think back to any relationship where you weren’t being your best self – would you want that for your child? 😔

 

What would you want for them instead?

 

Take that information and then apply it to your own life.

 

What action do you need to take in your relationships?

 

Do you need;

️ ⛔️ Stronger boundaries?

🗣️ Better communication?

🤌🏼 To verbalise your needs and wants?

❤️‍🩹 To heal the past?

🥸 To go for counselling?

👋🏼 To leave?

🧐 Something else?

 

Something to think about.

 

I’ve done a lot of relationship coaching over the years, and I’d say 90% of the time the client comes to me with a goal they think has nothing to do with their relationship.

 

They come to me with a general goal of feeling better because they feel sad, miserable, stuck etc. 😶‍🌫️

 

Through coaching I support my clients to become the best version of themselves, usually starting with their values and goals.

 

Often people can come to realise it’s the relationship they’re in that is no longer bringing out their best self and while they’ve known it deep down for a while, coaching can trigger this truth being revealed.

Which means I’ve been blamed for relationships ending. 🫢

I’m ok with that if it means I supported someone to become the best version of themselves and live a life they truly love WITH someone they truly love. 

It’s not pretty to do this deep kinda work on yourself, but people always end up happier, which was their original goal usually. 🫶🏻

If you want to know some of the tools I’ve used along the way to help me overcome my own relationship baggage and attract true, unconditional love, comment/reply LOVE and I’ll send you a couple of freebies. 💞

As always, if you want a guide on your journey, drop me a message and let’s chat about how coaching and/or energy work can help. 

Plus come over and join my free group here.

Catcha on the flip side,

 

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