Avoiding Arguments, Fights, Quarrels - Keeping a Relationship Healthy
What ever the reason, sometimes you are upset. And it's usually with someone. But, having negative thoughts and feelings, only makes things worse! Getting mad and having arguments is definitely not going to solve anything.
According to the Law of Attraction, the more you think about something, the more you will receive it. So, if you are thinking about how inconsiderate your friend is or how lazy your spouse can sometimes be, you will only get more of it.
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There are ways of avoiding arguments, fights, quarrels, altercations with the people around you. And most important, there are also ways of completely altering the negative qualities of a person into positive charms. The less upsetting situations you have, the happier and more peaceful your life will be.
Try the following four steps to avoid getting into arguments:
1. Be grateful for the good things. Keep a little notebook with a list of the things you are grateful for; this includes appealing characteristics of the people around you. Being grateful is a must! If you think and feel good daily about the positive things around you, you will attract more positive things into your life.
2. Walk away. When you are feeling stressed around an environment, group of people, or person, it is best to get away before letting your rage burst! So, when you feel an argument starting, tell that person, calmly, "I'll be right back." Then step outside and walk for awhile. Walk, inhale and exhale deeply to release your anger.
3. Visualize. Go back to your "grateful" list and remind yourself about the positive things that person has. Really, visualize and feel that person doing those things that you like about them. It might even make you smile and make you realize that you were only upset about a meaningless misunderstanding. Never focus on the things you don't like about a person, this will only increase your anger.
4. Finding peace. Once you are calm, approach the person and tell them how you feel. Let them know what makes you upset. Find a solution by offering them what YOU can do to make things better. If you show them that you are willing to improve, they will do the same. Never criticize or attack the person. Instead, offer them a new way of behaving. For instance, "Jesse, next time, try calling me to let me know that you can’t return my music CD because you are out of town. This way, I won't think you are hiding from me."
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Give these four steps a try and let me know how it has worked for you. Remember, to let Jesse know about the four steps that helped you avoid the altercation. Spread the word of peace to bring peace to the world!

