There are so
many roads traveled and paths taken to find Mr. or Mrs. Right, but all too
often we search aimlessly because we begin our search without a plan or
blueprint of what the finished product should look like.
Tall, dark
and handsome or the hourglass figure doesn’t provide a firm foundation for a
relationship. You may know of someone or been the victim of purchasing a beautiful
car that turned out to be the biggest lemon ever. That beautiful car turns into
your biggest nightmare ever. By the time it’s all said and done you never want
to see it again. If a car can put you through that much pain and misery, how
much more so can a person that turns out to be a lemon?
Most people
will spend more time with an architect designing a dream home then they will
spend trying to figure out what qualities they want in the person they plan to
spend the rest of their life with. They will spend months, maybe years deciding
what it is they want in the home and no time deciding what they want in a
spouse. As crazy as it seems, this happens more often than not.
With that
being said, have you begun creating your relationship blueprint? If you haven’t,
you need to start now. If you have already designed your blueprint it wouldn't hurt to look over the details again to make sure you have all your priorities
in order.
So, before
the “I DO” where does one begin? I suggest that you begin with you. Ask
yourself what qualities do I bring to a relationship? This is an important
question because if you want a person of value and character, you need to be of
greater or equal value. The man or woman you want to attract should have the wisdom
to see your qualities and recognize your value.
So let’s get
back to the question, what qualities of true value do you possess? I would
advise that you take paper and pen and write down what those qualities are. You
may find out that you have more value than you thought. It’s so important that
we get to know ourselves. You might find out that you possess a hidden treasure
within yourself, or you might find out that you are a diamond in the
rough. Some of the most precious and
finest diamonds were at one point a diamond in the rough. If you have been
referred to as a diamond in the rough, don’t take this as an insult take it as
a compliment, it lets you know that there is a treasure inside of you.
You will
have to create a plan to develop your untapped
potential and qualities. With some nurturing and refining the true you will
begin to shine through. This is why our blueprint starts with
ourselves. We've got to know ourselves and what we possess before we can
identify it in someone else.

So true. So very true. It all starts from within us, within out hearts. Who we are authentically. What do I bring to the table. What do I need to work on to contribute to a happy and healthy relationship.
ReplyDeleteAwesome blog post. Great job.
Thanks Beth!!!
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