Significant Relationships

Many of us have some key figures in our lives that may or may not be family. Some of these people are close to us. Others are simply important or critical to some other area of our life working the way we need it to be.

These significant relationships need to stay just the way they are or get fixed as soon as possible if we’ve faltered in some fashion regarding their care and upkeep.

As with all things in life, we can’t control much. About the only thing we can truly exert control over is our reaction to the rest of life as it goes on around us.

Learning how to build that adaptability and recognizing that it needs developing, is a big part of what NSA offers

No one is truly a hermit. Even primarily solitary folks need to sometimes interact with others, in order to get what they need in a day. That’s part of the Human Condition. We need other humans. We’re just not right without them.

The amount of humans around us and the frequency of their appearance necessary for us to be effective humans ourselves, can change. But not the fact that we need them to show up every now and then, no matter what.

For other people, loads of people all the time is the only way to go. They thrive in that atmosphere.

Regardless of which end of the people-needin’ spectrum you fall, how you interact with those people can make or break important aspects of your life.

It just makes sense to be the kind of person that makes the other persons comfortable in your presence

NSA helps you first get comfortable in your own skin, an issue more prevalent than you might imagine, so don’t feel bad if this is you. This is because it all starts, and ends really, with you. Don’t get “you” right and the rest of the plan has no chance of success.

Once you’re OK, or if you already were, we can then begin helping you make the changes necessary to become whomever you need to become so that others willingly help you on your quests, both large and small.

And if you run into people who won’t help, or look to actually harm, you’ll learn how to deal with them in a way that reduces their ability to become a showstopper in your day.

As you evolve, you’re going to find:

• people become more helpful
• have nicer things to say to you and more often
• more of them will appear to arrive to help you, seemingly out of the blue
• or offer help when in the past this might not have been the case

Now who wouldn’t want more of THAT in their day?

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