Congratulations!

You have good relationships, but there's room for improvement. Incorporating more positive activities with your loved ones may help increase your fulfillment.

It sounds like you could benefit from seeking out more meaningful connections in your life and identifying what is holding you back from feeling fulfilled..

This may be a sign that some of your relationships are negatively impacting your life. It's important to evaluate which relationships are not bringing value to your life and consider distancing yourself from them.

This is a sign that some of your relationships may be toxic. Consider setting boundaries or distancing yourself from those who are causing you stress.

Congratulations!

This may be an opportunity to evaluate which relationships are causing stress and figuring out why. Open communication and setting boundaries can help alleviate stress.

Congratulations!

Seems you have good communication skills, make sure to be clear and concise about what it is that you need. Keep it up!

It may benefit your relationships to practice communicating more openly and honestly to build deeper connections. Schedule some time to chat daily. Or make time for dinner and express what’s on your mind.

This is hindering your ability to build and maintain healthy relationships. How can you expect for anyone to rise to meet your needs when you aren’t willing to share them. Express yourself. It will not only be a release for you, but the other party will have a better understanding of your requirements and who you really are. Practice open communication to improve your connections with others.

Congratulations!

This is a good start, but it may be beneficial to explore what's holding you back from setting firm boundaries and work on overcoming those barriers. Setting boundaries will limit your frustration in the long run.

It may be challenging to maintain healthy relationships without setting boundaries. Consider exploring why you're uncomfortable with setting boundaries and take the initiative to push through what may be holding you back in moments. Once you do set boundaries, you will never want to go back to the old you.

This may be a sign that some of your relationships are negatively impacting your life, and the lack of boundaries is causing friction for you and others. Remember, in order to connect you must be open to doing things that may not always feel comfortable, but will help you to grow and evolve to reach higher levels within your relationships.

Maybe you are selecting partners or friends that are unavailable or not reciprocating your needs. This is common, but recognizing patterns is the first step in addressing how to deal with the issue. When you feel like you are dissatisfied course correct in the moment.

This is an excellent opportunity to evaluate your past experiences and identify what has worked for you and what hasn’t and why. Many times we don’t want to dive into the depths of situations, but in order to build quality relationships and heal through past trauma (big or small) -we must do so.

Start with reflecting on past relationships and identify any recurring issues to determine if there are patterns causing conflict or stress. Have you been arguing over the same thing? Do you need more? Are you bored? Are you not willing to invest time and energy? Ask yourself some questions and acknowledge where things may be going awry.

Whoohoo!! This is a great. Keep it up and continue to explore new ways to engage and experience more with your loved ones. Doing so will heighten your connection.

You are taking steps to engage in meaningful activities, but there is room for improvement. Consider increasing the frequency of these activities to build stronger connections and take heed to the fact that activities don’t have to be a massive planned ordeal. Make things simple. Take a moment to send a kind message to your loved one. Set up dinner plans at home or get a delivery order. Set up weekly date nights with friends, your partner or whomever else. Schedule a 10 min check in w/ your investor, etc.

Monthly activities may be satisfactory for you, but is it for your loved ones? Take inventory and be sensitive to everyone’s needs and adjust accordingly if needed and warranted. Doing so could strengthen your relationships.

Well what are you waiting for? We’ve all heard it before - Life is short. So make the phone call. Go on the vacation. Send the text. Share the gif or meme and most importantly tell your people how you really feel about them. Doing so goes a long way in generating long lasting quality relationships.

This may be an indication that you need to seek out more meaningful connections or reevaluate the existing relationships in your life to determine which ones are not providing value.

It's important to identify why you're feeling lonely or isolated and communicate those feelings with your loved ones. You never know, they may be feeling the same way.

Yay!! Your relationships are providing you with a sense of belonging and connection, this is irreplaceable.

Oooh, me too! Toxic relationships can leave lasting impacts on our mental health and well-being. It's important to seek out support and work through any trauma associated with these experiences. Journal. Meditate. Read books. Go to therapy. Go on vacation. Whatever it is that you need, do it for you. Your quality relationships await the best of you!

This is great! Keep building healthy relationships and maintaining strong boundaries.

It may be helpful to reflect on how any of your past relationships have made you feel. Did you feel like you couldn’t speak up. Was your boss ever condescending and you let it go? Have your friends been selfish, but the situation never “warranted” a response? Take some time to dig a little deeper into your past because when we reflect and acknowledge where we have been, we are more likely to gain the necessary momentum to get to where we want to be, especially when it comes to relationships.