Your Tone Matters

 Treat others like you want to be treated




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As I have traversed through this maze of uncertainty, blindly forging my way ahead without being able to see the way forward, I found many forms of growth and awakening processes along the way.           

En Route: The best is yet to be by Elora Canne


As I have matured and supposedly wizened up and been open to the teachings of the universe, it has dawned on me that maxims such as ‘treat others like you want to be treated’ cannot be directly translated, just like many foreign languages cannot be directly translated. 

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  • Treat others like you want to be treated actually works by default. For example, although in my mid-adult years I have focused on being very literal and positive with my words (mostly) when speaking with other people, this certainly does not always come back to me directly, but in a roundabout way instead.
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  • Say what you mean and mean what you say – with love. This has been my motto for many years but it has taken me 50 odd years of orbiting the sun, to establish that when I am being my authentic self I am reflecting that back to another person – their response to me is their authenticity – and they do not always match up.
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  • It’s not an ‘instant fix. My sensitivity and willingness to talk kindly, slowly brings about an awareness in others (mostly) as they too realize that treating others like they would like to be treated has cause-and-effect ramifications. 
If their response is agitated, emotional or animated, it affects the mutual outcome. And so, really,         treating others as you want to be treated actually does work, not only in conversations but in our actions too. It just took a lot longer for me to understand that the process has to ‘fit’ the other person’s psyche in order to create shared reciprocity. 



Perhaps you're wondering how this relates directly to relationships?

Do you feel ignored, unheard, not listened to?

Deep conversation is my number 1 top tip:

➤ If you want your partners attention, make it known: use their name; choose a quiet moment.

➤ Find a neutral space, whether outdoors, in a cafe or your backyard away from household distractions.

➤ Make eye contact. 

Now you're ready for a conversation where you'll be heard, acknowledged and listened to.


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Location: Sydney NSW, Australia
Elora is a relationship writer with tips that empower you to build greater relationship success.

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