Not being resilient can be likened to a strong magnetic force that can keep attracting a person to failure perpetually if not diligently fought, but with resilience, one becomes optimistic, positive in and out, to overcome negativity and be more productive in all areas of life, marriage inclusive.
The executive functioning skills are highly required for emotional intelligence so as to be able to have good control of situations and become a better manager of people and resources.
Challenges or problems come with everyday living, and living with a spouse is not exceptional; but when we are critical in our thinking, we are less judgmental of our spouses and others, we are able to accept our faults, we are resilient while going through a difficult time, we are able to be more patient and be more empathic first with ourselves, our spouses, and others.
When goals are achieved, self-perception is hereby improved which in turn impacts on a person mental wellness positively and ensures marital bliss.
No organization or a marital partner feels good about getting a ‘NO’ as a feedback to a challenge from you. Therefore no excuse is tell-able enough for not engaging the problem solving skill as the inability to do so might presents you as a nonchalant lover or a passive employee.
It is of the utmost importance to note that indecisiveness is a lazy decision-making process that is associated with poor thinking capability as it is a passive way of making decisions or living on other people’s decisions, which one may regret sooner or later because it is potent enough to damage self-perception in the long run and predisposes one to depression.
Thinking is not negative as many presume it to be; rather, it is a skill that enhances effective decision-making strategy.
“I love you” is a powerful magical word that can melt the heart of a strong rasta because it is forcible and persuasive in nature. It is capable of neutralizing the effect of marital conflict and restoring relationships to their original position before conflict; its use should therefore be as common as air as marital relationships progress to maximize its impact.
When was the last time you said “thank you” to your marital partner for the favor you received from him or her? Make expressing gratitude your custom, as it enhances your relationship with your spouse.
Not choosing to use the simple statement “I am sorry” while resolving conflict can impede the growth of trust in a marital relationship and make the offended find it difficult to restore the offender to the formally occupied space in his or her heart, even though their conflict appeared resolved superficially.
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