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Email Message:
My name is Clint Stonebraker and I am the President of Meek Publishing. As is
stated on our website, Meek is committed to producing literature to help families
better their lives. As we continue to grow, we continue to have the opportunity
to publish diverse materials that support our goal.
Something that I am starting now is a weekly email. I don't have a great title
for it yet but I assure you that I will think of something. The point of this
weekly email will be to share different thoughts and ideas that fit the Meek
Publishing philosophy. I have included the first one with this email. I hope
you enjoy it and please continue to subscribe!
Clint Stonebraker
President
Meek Publishing
WEEKLY PERSPECTIVE
Spring Cleaning Your Relationships: Basic Techniques For Immediate Results
Many of us think of the term "Spring Cleaning" as meaning hard and grueling work. It is true, repairing or enhancing relationships can be an arduous and sometimes a scary process. However, this undertaking can be easier than you think.
Just as years have seasons, so do the phases of our life. Spring represents renewal and rebirth. It is a time we feel inspired to take stock of our homes, remove and organize menacing clutter and gain a fresh perspective inside our living space. Through this process, an old shirt that still fits and is as comfortable as ever may be discovered. More often we find items around the house that we rarely, if ever, used during the year because it never really served our needs.
Basic spring cleaning techniques involve removing clutter, organizing, scrubbing and polishing. We all know, getting started is the hardest part, yet in the end, we usually feel a whole lot better about our environment and ourselves. It is possible to apply these same simple methods to improve our relationships. Any spouse, romantic partner, friend, family member, boss or employee can immediately improve the quality of their relationships by following these four spring-cleaning basics:
- Remove the clutter (identify limiting beliefs)
- Organize (acknowledge and prioritize your needs)
- Scrub what's dirty (take responsibility for one's own behavior)
- Polish everything (pay close attention to everyday interactions)
Upon deeper reflection, we may discover which relationships are working well, others that need a little attention, and some that may need to be completely discarded. Using these simple techniques can help you remove some of the stress involved. Having a plan of action may be the final motivator needed to initiate critical change for more satisfying and joyful relationships in your life.
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