Life Coach Saloni Singh

The parent-child relationship is a deep connection of souls. But in the daily grind of life, even with all the best intentions and efforts, we might feel a disconnect from time to time. So, how can you keep this connection alive? Well, there is one particular thing that can really connect a parent to her/his child instantly at a very deep level... Read here. https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.worldofmoms.com%2Fblog%2Fone-thing-that-can-transform-your-relationship-with-your-child%2F773%2F2&h=ATMHPMS23Qm1bBNM0Kyf8nv3kPxOqocsBalUapksGjgXgcBgup2c3taN7g-Bls5JxKo6mHMX79cPX3VSEmKJIqYFRrhhpPMhrRiI8ODzwYQJu2qHazzFEaajeNAZZ1nNjA

Knowing what your heart & soul deeply desire is the first step to creating a happy & meaningful life. Do you really know what you really want? Share with me in the comment section of my blog. Looking forward to your views. 

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Diamonds? Nah! That’s ok but too old and cliche’d.

A modern, educated woman wants something more meaningful in a relationship…

A modern woman trusts a guy who genuinely tries to understand her and treats her with respect.

When you disagree, you do that with respect, maturity and dignity. 

See more at - http://www.salonisingh.com/ways-win-modern-womans-heart/

Inner work is messy, chaotic and very deep.

It is hard and sometimes boring too.

But the rewards are beautiful and so worthwhile.

It's about dropping the need to control, the need to ask why is this happening to me?

Rather having the willingness to ask the right questions like...

What is this situation/person/suffering trying to show me? What are my feelings/reaction revealing about my own ego or fears? How can it help me grow?

Relationships are fertile ground for our ultimate growth. They either bring the best out of us and our loved ones or the worst.

When we see any issue with our spouse/child/sibling, whether it’s their bad habits, their temperament, addiction or their personality, we just want to change them and fix that issue somehow.

In order to really inspire and enhance someone’s journey, you’ll need to continuously grow and evolve yourself first and then “Be a Loving Mirror” to them.

How to help our children/partner be their best?  https://medium.com/@lifecoachsaloni/how-to-help-a-loved-one-be-their-best-version-not-the-worst-318db2e098a0

Connection is the oxygen that fuels a soul....

Build connections that are deep, that are based on values that spark our soul 😇❤

http://gurgaonmoms.com/how-to-build-a-deep-connection-with-your-teen/

Please read and share your feedback on my blog - how to build deep connection with your child 😊 

Indeed! Joy, happiness, harmony is as natural in relationships as breathing is, in relation to self.

Then why do most of us experience hurt, sadness, anxiety, stress and sometimes struggle in our relationships? Because of some myths and flaws in our understanding of relations. See more at : http://www.salonisingh.com/harmony-in-relationship-is-natural/

Any perspective that causes me restlessness, anger or upsets me; is not self-loving.

Any perspective that brings me a pleasant solution without any compromise or suffering is self loving & respectful.

Change ur perspectives, start loving & respecting yourself!

I am enough.

I'm doing my best and my best is getting better every day.

I make all decisions from my conscience & truth.

I choose kindness over being right.

What others think of me, is none of my business.

What I think of me, is what really matters😇

I'm connected to source. My cup is full of love, joy & happiness and that's what I spread around me💕💕

Can I be ambitious and spiritual at the same time? A close friend asked me this question today and I loved her question.

I’m sure many of us might struggle with this question in our mind.

So I’m sharing my two humble cents on this topic as per my understanding of life & spirituality. http://www.salonisingh.com/ambitious-and-spiritual/

Think of your relationship as the emotional environment in which your kids live.

Just as you want them to breathe clean air and drink pure water, you want them to grow up in a loving atmosphere, says Psychologist Dr Cowan.

Just not fighting or arguing is not enough. If parents are distant and are not intimately close to each other; children can easily feel that distance and are always under pressure to fulfil parents emotional needs.

Relationships are the hardest things to maintain in life, due to the complexity they have.

Recently a client (going through divorce) shared that her husband worked so hard in order to take her on a cruise holiday while all she wanted was a hug and his arms around her shoulder when she needed it.

It’s the small things that actually matter in long run and not the big ones; this old age adage seems so true in an intimate relationship like marriage.

Here are few things that certainly can make a marriage strong after kids: Read Full Article Here…http://www.salonisingh.com/simple-things-keep-marriage-strong-after-kids/

'Stress is inevitable in modern life' - its commonly said. Is it true? - I don't know. Though one thing is for sure - the impact of stress is inevitable.

So let's look at some signs to bring the awareness that you can be stressed without even knowing it and it can have a bad impact on your body and mind.

Here's the simple seven:  https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20141202070250-59559897-7-signs-that-tell-you-are-stressed-may-be-unknowingly/

“Body, mind, and soul are not separate. They are more like facets of our being…intertwined with each other.”  

The awareness of their oneness and the joy it can bring, can be nurtured by anyone who is willing.  http://www.salonisingh.com/raise-your-awareness-consciousness/