I make every attempt to post information that is relevant to my 'sweet spots', Mental Health, Relationships and Grief and Loss.
I wear a number of hats which include Relationship Coach, Counselling Professional, Certified Professional Speaker and Virtual Speaking Professional - this means that I speak and provide online training as well as face-to-face education in the areas listed above. My blog is an area for me to provide snippets of information - if you want to know more, need to book in to see me or want me to speak at one of your functions, please do not hesitate to reach out!
Happy readings,
Amanda x
When you interrupt others, it’s not only rude, but it shows the world that you weren’t listening in the first place. People don’t appreciate being cut off when they are speaking. If you are someone who often interrupts others, it makes it difficult to show that you are listening to them.
Oddly enough, we’re communicating all the time. But living in the era of direct messages, tweets, emails, and texts, it’s becoming harder and harder to just talk to each other. The sad thing is, conversation is a skill and an art that’s needed more than ever.
Relating and engaging with others can result in a mixed bag of emotions like excitement, fear, anticipation, elation, struggle, closeness, dread, intimacy and loneliness. In a positive relationship, both partners feel valued, loved and nurtured.
When couples come to see me or participate in my relationship courses, or my signature 12-month relationship coaching program, one of the first questions that I ask is 'What do you currently do to have fun?' followed by 'What did you previously do together to have fun?'. More often than not, the answers to these two questions are vastly & unfortunately different!
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