To be successful in life requires that you have successful relationships both personally and professionally.

Your overall success is directly linked to how well you are able to navigate the maze of the various relationships you’ll encounter. 

It would seem that all relationships require a certain kind of care to make them successful. This could feel very overwhelming and at times downright stressful.

Could this be the reason most people can’t be bothered and just settle for what they have and do the best they can to make it work?

However, they know that this is not helpful if being successful in life is their goal.

I know that we could get bogged down in the quagmire of debating what success means. This is not the purpose of this episode so suffice it to say, success means living a life where you are fulfilled and happy; you’re satisfied.

In this episode you’ll discover the three secrets to successful relationships and hence a life of success.

You’ll hear me contend that if you don’t have successful relationships – the ones that matter to you – you’ll never have a successful life. I give some examples in the episode.

Here are the 3 secret habits discussed in this episode:

1. The Habit of Listening

2. The Habit of Pivoting

3. The Habit of Empathy. 

I discuss all three at length in the podcast and I hope you’ll take the time to listen if you have not yet done so.

You will find a blog article that covers more about this topic here.

Past episode mentioned:

Feeling Stuck So Here Is What I Did | Kingsley Grant | Episode TML162

5 Key Reasons To Consider Starting An Online Business In Midlife | Kingsley Grant | Episode TML159

 

More About the host – Kingsley Grant:

You can find out from the following links.

► Website: www.kingsleygrant.com

► Twitter: @kingsleygrant

► LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kingsleygrant

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