Drama does not equate to excitement in Accountable Relationships. In this Messages On The Move, Aziz discusses how maintaining the purity of our relationships should be what makes our relationships exciting. The most complex achievement in a changing world is finding stability. When you find peace, why add drama to the relationship? Drama does not equate to excitement in accountable relationships.
Let’s Discuss Four Points on How “Drama Does Not Equate To Excitement In Accountable Relationships:
Why Are You In Relationships?
Our reason for agreeing to be in relationships is to enhance our and other’s lives. If one part of that equation is missing, it is no longer a relationship, and drama ensues. You can be in a healthy and drama-free relationship. The Key is keeping the purpose the primary purpose.
Why Do You See Drama As Being Purposeful?
Many people confuse drama with conflict. In turn, they start to believe drama is purposeful. Conflict is healthy in relationships. People don’t always agree, but they have to have the tool to resolve the disputes, or drama will be the result. Drama doesn’t equal purpose. It equals bad stress. Therefore, drama does not equate to excitement.
Why Do you Connect to Drama?
Drama can be fun/exciting when we watch it on the television or read it in a book. In reality, it sucks the life out of our commitments. Drama isn’t our friend, so we need to stop building a connection to it. Remain focused! Core Values, Joy, Passion are our connecting points.
What Is True Excitement?
Accountable Relationships are True Excitement! True Excitement is waking up with the desire to maintain everything we built with the people we Love. What is more exciting than knowing we are investing our time on earth, honoring the agreements of our relationships. Drama does not equate to excitement in our relationships when we embrace the pleasure of accountability.
Aziz explains further, Why drama does not equate to excitement in Accountable Relationships in the video below. Listen, Learn, and Apply! Enjoy!
