Showing posts with label validation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label validation. Show all posts

Saturday, November 22, 2014

Validation of others, continued...


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When I think back to my childhood, I believe that, although my parents loved me, I did not feel validated. My parents did the best they could but my father was an alcoholic and, considering this, I grew up in an unhealthy environment. I never really found my voice as a child. And, because of this, I most certainly did not feel validated. As a young adult I became loud and aggressive; I was overcompensating as a result of my childhood. It took me many years as an adult to understand this, process my feelings surrounding it and gain balance.

I have learned as a parent there are many decisions my young adult children make that I do not care for but I try my best, regardless, to show them support by attentively listening; this is necessary. I want them to feel validated. It is extremely important they feel they are valued and they truly do hold a big value in my life!


Are you feeling validation? Are you validating others? Let’s talk about it!

Monday, August 9, 2010

Validate others, continued...

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I have always been a multi-tasker so I have to be very careful to make sure I'm giving my undivided attention to the people who surround me. I think we're all human and at times we're forced to make the most out of our time but for those moments when it is necessary and you should know when, PUT DOWN THE GADGETS. Look into the eyes of your recipient and engage into a sincere conversation. Validate them by listening, interface and consider their message. How does it impact you? Let them know to confirm you really do care!

Are you making the most of your relationships? Drop me a note and let me know.