Should be family oriented, loving, caring and must be seeking a long
life family relationship as I am also a very loving and caring person, and a family oriented person
Not exact matches
If you remove the need to income split by taxing the
family unit of those in married or
living common - law
relationships and then adopt a flat tax for everyone — say 20 % — there really is no need for small business to incorporate, except for perhaps liability issues.
From personality and IQ to success in work and
relationships, birth - order theorists believe your
family position influences more aspects of
life than you'd like to admit.
Maybe it's because we're from Maine, and it's a little bit of a different way of
life there, but our
family values shape how we run our business — from how we treat our customers to how we treat our employees to how we nurture vendor and business
relationships.
But if North Korea is unable to forge stronger
relationships with its neighbours or make
life more prosperous for average
families, then Jong - un's legacy might be doomed from the start.
Social media helps us maintain communication with friends and
family who
live far away, or helps us establish
relationships with people with common interests or potential collaborators we wouldn't otherwise know.
Something as simple as a feed of text and images has provided us with an easier way to achieve the benefits that the Wright Brothers»
life - threatening experiments have: an on - demand way to expose ourselves to new ideas, meet new people and better maintain
relationships with friends and
family.
If you truly have a
relationship, as opposed to just a «link,» you should be interested in how his or her
life is going, what's new with the
family, and what they've been up to.
Birth - order theory asserts our personality and our success in careers,
relationships and future
life all is shaped and determined by the order in which we were born within our
family unit.
Think about what's important in your
life and that's the
relationships with your
families, friends, co-workers and the community.
If you create meaningful
relationships in your professional
life with customers, partners, and industry influencers and in your personal
life with
family and friends, you can position yourself to stay top of mind with all of them.
These are issues that will effect your very well being and your
relationships with friends and
family near the end of your
life.
Our search process leverages our 83,000 + person
family office professional database, our
live quarterly
family office workshops where we refresh our face - to - face
relationships constantly in the industry, and our leading website / resources on the industry including a bestselling book.
Community bankers rely on maintaining long - term
relationships with the customers and
families who
live and work in their same communities.
This can be a powerful asset preventing you, your spouse, and your
family from needing to start over building a new advisor
relationship later in
life.
I
lived in denial for years because I was afraid of what might happen to me and my personal
relationships (
family and friends) if I were to make public who it is that I truely am.
MoJ's Rob Vischer uses this story about the culture of marital infidelity in Russia to raise questions about the
relationship between law and cultural norms in maintaining general public adherence to the practices constitutive of healthy
family life.
Like Kerry, I think that our
relationships /
family are the vehicle in which love is shown and given in
life and I'm not surprised by the fact that most people talk about
family on the deathbed.
To me the most important thing in
life is our
relationships, with our
families, our friends, and the natural world.
Always seen the
relationship as two people traveling
life's journey, supporting one another, building each other up, raising a strong
family, having a full
life in all departments.
The interview format used by the Oliner team had over 450 items and consisted of six main parts: a) characteristics of the
family household in which respondents
lived in their early years, including
relationships among
family members; b) parental education, occupation, politics, and religiosity, as well as parental values, attitudes, and disciplinary approaches; c) respondent's childhood and adolescent years - education, religiosity, and friendship patterns, as well as self - described personality characteristics; d) the five - year period just prior to the war — marital status, occupation, work colleagues, politics, religiosity, sense of community, and psychological closeness to various groups of people; if married, similar questions were asked about the spouse; e) the immediate prewar and war years, including employment, attitudes toward Nazis, whether Jews
lived in the neighborhood, and awareness of Nazi intentions toward Jews; all were asked to describe their wartime
lives and activities, whom they helped, and organizations they belonged to; f) the years after the war, including the present — relations with children and personal and community — helping activities in the last year; this section included forty - two personality items comprising four psychological scales.
Have you sacrificed your job, or your
relationships with
family, for the sake of
living a Christian
life (Matthew 19:29)?
That's quite sweet in a way — it takes all the responsibility off of you and puts it on God — name another
relationship like this you know about in real
life (whether with
family, friends, or wife)?
Like most mental health disorders it can effect all areas of your
life...
relationships, work,
family.
Furthermore, the idea that I am just an individual, owing little or nothing to anyone, that I need to be autonomous, seems absurd when we consider our own personal origins: we each owe our conception and birth to a mother and a father; our whole
lives involve a series ofinterlocking
relationships with parents,
family, friends, teachers, society and so on.
A community of stable
families has fewer problems with crime, antisocial behaviour and isolation than a community in which short -
lived relationships are the norm.
I remember being disturbed by that email, and it added to my sense at the time that the blogging - focused / issue - centric / religio - critical nature of the EC movement allowed people (perhaps sometimes enabled them) to ignore their home -
lives,
family relationships, etc..
* worship God, whose will is and who has always yearned for us to...... be free and independent;... think;... be curious;... be intelligent and wise;... value knowledge over ignorance and compassion over knowledge;... be creative;... grow and mature;...
live long healthy satisfying
lives;...
live non-violently without vengeance;... be generous;... be hospitable;... be compassionate;... do no harm;... heal and rehabilitate and restore;... forgive and reconcile and include all and have all participate;... be good stewards of all resources;...
live here and now as one
family;...
live in a loving intimate
relationship with God;... be transformed through resurrection; and... be the kingdom of God.
Interpersonal psychology discloses the sources of personality in the
life of the
family and through other intimate
relationships.
The major contribution of interpersonal psychology to a comprehensive philosophy of human nature is that what a person becomes is decisively influenced by his
relationships with other persons — chiefly those in his
family in the first few years of
life.
The Church recognises the
family as the building block of society and for good reason has carefully defended the understanding of
family relationships and of human sexuality which is so intimately linked to the ordering of
family life and the procreation of succeeding generations.
y friend, no man can truly enjoy
living in this world without God's strength in his
life, God's favor in his work and
relationships, God's protection for him and his
family, God's increase in his finances, and God's health and healing for his body.
By working to get these recognised as social evils akin to racism or sexism [2] it has been possible to get towards the goal, which is that homosexual behaviour is firmly accepted in society and that society should be indifferent to the form of
relationships which individuals choose to enter or make the basis of their
family lives.
The
family was confronted by the crisis of the fall and return of the prodigal, and in this crisis the quality of the father's love made possible a new and deeper reality of
family life and
relationships.
Though some specific direction can be emphasized in those
relationships, the greatest learning moments will surface during everyday occurrences as they
live life together — funerals, weddings, meals, baseball games, and
family events.
The emotional climate of
families can be enhanced profoundly by the nurturing
relationships within a dynamic, caring church in all the light and the shadows of a
family's
life cycle.
The irony is that there will be no renewal of
family life until authentic alternatives to
family exist for persons who are not called to that very special and demanding
relationship.
And their newfound strength leads them to gradually change the pattern of
relationship with their husbands, and contribute to the conversion of many and thus to the transformation of
family life.»
The study also indicates that when adults experience a sense of personal well - being, they have been helped to integrate faith with
life and to see work,
family, social
relationships, and political choices as part of religious
life.
In a culture where people are desperate to find satisfying personal
relationships, a congregation can be a light shining in the wilderness of modern
family life.
Increasingly, people from different kinds of
families are attracted to the
life of a congregation because of the quality of
relationships they experience there.
When normal
life events like teen - parent alienation, marital stress, mid-
life crises, and decisions about elderly parents are hidden behind superficial
relationships in a congregation, conversations that will encourage
families to minister to one another are not likely to happen.
These
relationships can be satisfying to parents, too; as such, they can enhance
family life generally and the marital bond in particular.
Being a Christian is practicing generosity and hospitality;
living non-violently without vengeance;
living here and now as one
family where all are invited, welcomed, and included without exception or qualification;
living in constant
relationship with God; and
living here and now — not later and not someplace else —
living here and now a
life transformed by resurrection.
After all, romantic
relationships,
family and those pressing practical needs usually constitute the most important parts of our
lives.
I explore ways in which Jacob's work reflected
life as it was in the beginning in my booklet Work and the Christian
Family.3 Here, though, we take as our starting point the text from the third chapter of Genesis that focuses on the entry of suffering into our family relation
Family.3 Here, though, we take as our starting point the text from the third chapter of Genesis that focuses on the entry of suffering into our
family relation
family relationships.
It's out total lack of love in the world that condems us all to
lives of fear in every aspect, land, food, shelter, money, health,
relationships, security, employment, education, freedom of speach, travel, leisure,
family, freedom to
live ones
life without prejudice.
Over the last 5 years or so, I've cut toxic
relationships out of my
life from the Church,
family and friends.
He's the one who brought us into
relationship with the Father (and by extension into a
family with other believers), and He's also the one we strive to imitate in our daily
life.
One way of doing it is by bringing together
families from different walks of
life — truly supporting
families, especially those on the margins — by fostering personal
relationships and an inclusiveness that transcends class.