Notice what type of relationship style you have. Could it be that you enjoy a more light hearted, easy going style in your relationships? Or are you more of a clinging vine type that has a hard time letting go? Maybe you like lots of freedom within the relationship. Perhaps you have your own unique style.

Remind yourself that all relationships are on a voluntary basis. We choose to engage in them or disengage from them at any time.

If you feel str

Malcolm Gladwell's book, "The Tipping Point", talks about how epidemics and trends tip into existance from out of the blue and how they influence our cultural and social flow.

Not only do these tipping points show up in our business and personal lives, they also play a big part in our internal thoughts, often unconsciously, when we decide to buy in or back out of a relationship. These tips show up in a variety of ways: the person reminds us of someone else we know, we feel deserving, or someone draws us in.

Recognizing your own personal tipping points will prove invaluable, even when you feel most of your relationships are both positive and healthy. As well, if you are stranded in a difficult or challenging relationship, here's an opportunity to find out what's behind your tipping point.

Here are some warning signals that may go off when it's time to 'tip out' of a personal relationship:

Your are constantly doubting yourself
You don't feel respected
It just doesn't feel right
You feel out of synch with yourself
Feeling drained and no energy
Bored
You have tried to address issues but are unable to resolve them

If the relationship is truly troubling you, make time to evaluate this particular person's place in your life. What are you always tolerating in this connection? Are there enhancements to your life through this relationship? Why do you want to remain engaged in this relationship?

Indications to 'tip into' or develop a relationship further might be:

You feel very respected for who you are
The relationship is a big energy boost and inspires you
You feel good about YOU
You enjoy who you are when you interact with this person
You never feel judged
You have fun with this person
Generally you are much better off with this person in your life

Notice what type of relationship style you have. Could it be that you enjoy a more light hearted, easy going style in your relationships? Or are you more of a clinging vine type that has a hard time letting go? Maybe you like lots of freedom within the relationship. Perhaps you have your own unique style.

Remind yourself that all relationships are on a voluntary basis. We choose to engage in them or disengage from them at any time.

If you feel stra

e know, we feel deserving, or someone draws us in.

Recognizing your own personal tipping points will prove invaluable, even when you feel most of your relationships are both positive and healthy. As well, if you are stranded in a difficult or challenging relationship, here's an opportunity to find out what's behind your tipping point.

Here are some warning signals that may go off when it's time to 'tip out' of a personal relationship:

Your are constantly doubting yourself
You don't feel respected
It just doesn't feel right
You feel out of synch with yourself
Feeling drained and no energy
Bored
You have tried to address issues but are unable to resolve them

If the relationship is truly troubling you, make time to evaluate this particular person's place in your life. What are you always tolerating in this connection? Are there enhancements to your life through this relationship? Why do you want to remain engaged in this relationship?

Indications to 'tip into' or develop a relationship further might be:

You feel very respected for who you are
The relationship is a big energy boost and inspires you
You feel good about YOU
You enjoy who you are when you interact with this person
You never feel judged
You have fun with this person
Generally you are much better off with this person in your life

Notice what type of relationship style you have. Could it be that you enjoy a more light hearted, easy going style in your relationships? Or are you more of a clinging vine type that has a hard time letting go? Maybe you like lots of freedom within the relationship. Perhaps you have your own unique style.

Remind yourself that all relationships are on a voluntary basis. We choose to engage in them or disengage from them at any time.

If you feel str

constantly doubting yourself
You don't feel respected
It just doesn't feel right
You feel out of synch with yourself
Feeling drained and no energy
Bored
You have tried to address issues but are unable to resolve them

If the relationship is truly troubling you, make time to evaluate this particular person's place in your life. What are you always tolerating in this connection? Are there enhancements to your life through this relationship? Why do you want to remain engaged in this relationship?

Indications to 'tip into' or develop a relationship further might be:

You feel very respected for who you are
The relationship is a big energy boost and inspires you
You feel good about YOU
You enjoy who you are when you interact with this person
You never feel judged
You have fun with this person
Generally you are much better off with this person in your life

Notice what type of relationship style you have. Could it be that you enjoy a more light hearted, easy going style in your relationships? Or are you more of a clinging vine type that has a hard time letting go? Maybe you like lots of freedom within the relationship. Perhaps you have your own unique style.

Remind yourself that all relationships are on a voluntary basis. We choose to engage in them or disengage from them at any time.

If you feel str

ionship? Why do you want to remain engaged in this relationship?

Indications to 'tip into' or develop a relationship further might be:

You feel very respected for who you are
The relationship is a big energy boost and inspires you
You feel good about YOU
You enjoy who you are when you interact with this person
You never feel judged
You have fun with this person
Generally you are much better off with this person in your life

Notice what type of relationship style you have. Could it be that you enjoy a more light hearted, easy going style in your relationships? Or are you more of a clinging vine type that has a hard time letting go? Maybe you like lots of freedom within the relationship. Perhaps you have your own unique style.

Remind yourself that all relationships are on a voluntary basis. We choose to engage in them or disengage from them at any time.

If you feel str

Notice what type of relationship style you have. Could it be that you enjoy a more light hearted, easy going style in your relationships? Or are you more of a clinging vine type that has a hard time letting go? Maybe you like lots of freedom within the relationship. Perhaps you have your own unique style.

Remind yourself that all relationships are on a voluntary basis. We choose to engage in them or disengage from them at any time.

If you feel stranded in an unhealthy relationship, allow yourself to evaluate and remember that withdrawing yourself from the relationship might prove temporarily unpleasant, but in the long run you will feel much better when you do.

Take some time to get acquainted with your own personal tipping points, make conscious choices and be amazed at how your relationships will blossom - even the one within yourself.