There are triumphs and testing times in life.
The mind is a guide to our happiness.
There are pressures that mount up as the bar is high today on performance, life style, knowledge seeking, and enjoying privileges.
It is a life of gadgets, ipods, and electronic communication that crosses barriers.
We come across many people in life's journey.
Some culminate in life long friendships and others stay as acquaintances.
Most times we are attracted to a person because of his qualities.
If the opinion matches with that of ours, we conclude a similarity in the personality and the friendship progresses.
People we meet, come from different family and educational backgrounds.
Here stems the difference in opinion and misunderstandings crop up.
A person who is always echoing your decisions cannot be a true friend.
A true friend acknowledges and respects your feelings yet maintains his opinion.
True friendship is also about compromise.
A true friend is a person who compliments your vocabulary and also gently suggests that you need a makeover.
This is for your own good and absorbing positive recommendations is beneficial.
As an infant is brought to life, it automatically latches itself to his mother for support.
The comfort zone lasts for a while and the child slowly gets independent.
The mother is full of appreciation for the child's independent personality, but there is also a feeling stemming inside her, that she is losing control on her offspring.
This results in teenage clashes.
A similar position is replicated in friendship.
If you love a particular music album, your friend has every right to hold allegiance to another artist.
In times of low, or whenever you feel confused calling a friend comes naturally.
You look for support and guidance.
Most times your friend's opinion is generated as your decision but heavily relying on an assertive friend will break your confidence.
Confiding in a friend about your problems and also sharing the joy of your promotion is done with a friend who understands you.
True friendship is about listening and respecting.
A true friend tides with you through rough waters, holding the oars, that leads both of you safely towards the shore.
The mind is a guide to our happiness.
There are pressures that mount up as the bar is high today on performance, life style, knowledge seeking, and enjoying privileges.
It is a life of gadgets, ipods, and electronic communication that crosses barriers.
We come across many people in life's journey.
Some culminate in life long friendships and others stay as acquaintances.
Most times we are attracted to a person because of his qualities.
If the opinion matches with that of ours, we conclude a similarity in the personality and the friendship progresses.
People we meet, come from different family and educational backgrounds.
Here stems the difference in opinion and misunderstandings crop up.
A person who is always echoing your decisions cannot be a true friend.
A true friend acknowledges and respects your feelings yet maintains his opinion.
True friendship is also about compromise.
A true friend is a person who compliments your vocabulary and also gently suggests that you need a makeover.
This is for your own good and absorbing positive recommendations is beneficial.
As an infant is brought to life, it automatically latches itself to his mother for support.
The comfort zone lasts for a while and the child slowly gets independent.
The mother is full of appreciation for the child's independent personality, but there is also a feeling stemming inside her, that she is losing control on her offspring.
This results in teenage clashes.
A similar position is replicated in friendship.
If you love a particular music album, your friend has every right to hold allegiance to another artist.
In times of low, or whenever you feel confused calling a friend comes naturally.
You look for support and guidance.
Most times your friend's opinion is generated as your decision but heavily relying on an assertive friend will break your confidence.
Confiding in a friend about your problems and also sharing the joy of your promotion is done with a friend who understands you.
True friendship is about listening and respecting.
A true friend tides with you through rough waters, holding the oars, that leads both of you safely towards the shore.
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