#BEMORE excerpt from Sandi Krakowski- motivational advice on relationships and dealing with the tough stuff. How to have hard conversations.

Tough conversations don’t have to be hard.

Showing up for one another means being vulnerable and open to tough conversations. Creating a safe space for loved ones (and ourselves) to learn, grow and thrive in the strength of courageous listening. True connection comes from allowing our authentic selves to be present. By showing our human side, serving for consistency, and being honest about our thoughts and feelings, we can create deeper, more meaningful bonds. Counselling can be a powerful tool to strengthen relationships and…

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But, feelings of discomfort lead us to expansive growth, whether that’s stepping outside of our comfort zone, picking up a new skill or having difficult conversations. Whether the tough conversations you need to have are political, social, environmental, or just difficult on a personal level, leaning into the discomfort is the only way through.