The holiday season is upon us and we are creating social events and offering invitations. Socializing is one of the best ways to renew our relationships with those we love. It protects relationships from getting stale. It breeds life and progress into relationships and helps them move along. When you really evaluate it, we do most of our interacting with others in social settings.
The holidays are a great time to focus on our friendships, old and new, and get to know each other at a deeper level. It provides many opportunities to play and laugh with others. Socializing happens at those holiday parties when we come together as families, co-workers, and neighbors, but those are not the only times we will find ourselves socializing this holiday season. It is any time or event that we personally deem a “social” situation. For example, it could be a meeting, but we deem it social in our mind. These are also places we have opportunities to get to know each other better.
As we come around the table on Thanksgiving Day, as well as other times, it is how we interact with each other in our social circles that either provides growth or becomes a barrier to further interactions and bonding.
This week let’s talk about what is important to those close to us that are Whitened.
Five things that a Whitened person is grateful for when we all come to the table:
- Enrolling everyone that is in our social circles
- Spontaneity is key
- Anticipate each other’s needs and show up with fun surprises that matter
- Laughter and light-hearted interactions
- Flexibility and curiosity to just see where things will take you
If we take a few minutes to make sure these things are considered when entertaining our Whitened loved ones, it will insure a better interaction and a deeper bond.
Happy holidays and remember:
Everyone is a masterpiece.
Brook
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