Comments for » Executive Coach, Business Coach, Success Coach, Work and life balance, Tom King http://www.growitforward.com Wed, 20 Jun 2012 15:02:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Comment on Love Rediscovered by Anand http://www.growitforward.com/love-rediscovered/comment-page-1/#comment-97 Anand Wed, 20 Jun 2012 15:02:23 +0000 http://www.growitforward.com/?p=466#comment-97 Relationships have become an exeisnton of some sort of marriage. Many people often say why would I ruin a perfectly good thing? To regain intimacy in a relationship, you need to do the same thing as you do for a marriage, communicate. You need to express the feelings that you have in a nonthreatening manner. I say nonthreatening because as people are approached about intimacy, they often go on the defensive. Relationships have become an exeisnton of some sort of marriage. Many people often say why would I ruin a perfectly good thing? To regain intimacy in a relationship, you need to do the same thing as you do for a marriage, communicate. You need to express the feelings that you have in a nonthreatening manner. I say nonthreatening because as people are approached about intimacy, they often go on the defensive.

]]> Comment on The Executive Marriage Coach – I Had to Laugh by Sarah http://www.growitforward.com/the-executive-marriage-coach-i-had-to-laugh/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Sarah Thu, 07 Jul 2011 07:47:06 +0000 http://www.growitforward.com/?p=418#comment-16 Hi Tom, great story, and your words make sense...I have a question for you: I know that my relationship has quite a few underlying assumptions that might not look too good if they were exposed to the air :-). My question: is revealing them always a fundamentally helpful step to take, or can it sometimes be better in the long run to let them stay there? I've occasionally found that verbalizing and unearthing assumptions/issues can cause pain, and the words can never be taken back. Hi Tom, great story, and your words make sense…I have a question for you: I know that my relationship has quite a few underlying assumptions that might not look too good if they were exposed to the air :-) .

My question: is revealing them always a fundamentally helpful step to take, or can it sometimes be better in the long run to let them stay there? I’ve occasionally found that verbalizing and unearthing assumptions/issues can cause pain, and the words can never be taken back.

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