Friendships!

In life, we never lose friends, we only learn who the true ones are…  It feels good to be back, after taking about a week off from this blog. Throughout our lives- from growing up, now, and into the future, from neighbors, school, work, the community, hobbies, or wherever we go, we have accumulated thousands upon thousands of friends.  The majority of them will fade away as the years go by, as we take different paths- work, relationships, moved to other location(s), travel, and, unfortunately, we let some friendships purposely go due to differences of opinion.  And then, there are those who remain with us over the years, who are there for us, who support us, even if it is a newly formed friendship, are considered our true friends. I am fortunate to still keep friendships alive with those that I went to high school with, as well as former co-workers.  Unfortunately, none from my childhood remain close friends.  Fortunately, most of my friends that I have made through my many years in the world of ballroom dance and over the last few years, I feel, are becoming my strongest friendships and relationships,  the true ones. Even though we have let hundreds and thousands of friendships slip away over the years, deep down inside, they are still a part of us and allowed us to become who we are now.  I cherish them all. Take some time out to think about your current friends.  How many are from your childhood?  Your years of schooling?, Your places of employment?  Hobbies?  Community events?  Now, take some time to think of some of your friends in the past that have slipped away.  Remember the good times that you’ve had with them.  You can remember some of the bad times, too, but don’t spend too much time there.  Be grateful and appreciate all of them.  Look forward to new friendships in your horizon. Find out more about me and the work that I do.  Please go to http://www.lmdwealthhealthhappiness.net/about/ Contact me to set up a meeting or a Discovery session. Feel free to join my community. Thank you. Heart-Centeredly, Len