Why Your Relationships Break
- Meir Ezra
- 9 hours ago
- 2 min read
Have you noticed that when you have an argument with your children, your spouse, your friends, your suppliers, or your employees - your performance goes down?
Think about it. When your relationships get hurt, your whole life gets hurt.
You might not notice it immediately, but it’s happening.
No one, absolutely no one, can have bad relationships and a good life.
Even if it seems like people can, they don’t. They get sick. They lose money. They develop all kinds of addictions. They can’t sleep. They do all kinds of crazy things when their relationships break.
One of the most important relationships you will ever have is with your children.
A beautiful way to understand the word child is this: a child is one human being with two hearts.
What does that mean?
It means the child has their own heart, but their parents also share that same heart.
When the child is hurting, the parents are hurting.
When the child is happy, the parents are happy.
When the child is successful, the parents are successful.
It’s quite amazing.
And once you really realize this, that relationships are everything, you begin to understand something powerful: the closer the relationship, the more important it is to your entire life.
Any problem you have in your life is actually a problem in a relationship.
When the relationship is close to home, whether it’s with your spouse, your child, your family, your employees, your partner, or even your suppliers, when those relationships are broken, you’ll see that you don’t even have a home anymore.
Yes, you might have a house. But without healthy relationships, you have no home.
So, what can you do about it?
You need to learn how to create, maintain, and correct relationships. Because if you don’t, your entire life will remain in a bad condition. Thank you, and enjoy the video below.
Meir Ezra
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