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It’s natural to be nervous for your first time skydiving,

so here are some tips to help you keep from being too

nervous. When you remember these tips, you will find that

your skydiving experience is rewarding and enjoyable.

1. Remember your lessons – Think about your lessons and

what you learned, because most of our fears come from the

unknown. The lessons are to help you know what you need to

know for all types of situations.

2. Enjoy yourself – Don’t let your fears keep you from

having fun. That’s one of the biggest mistakes that people

make when they are afraid and they forget to have fun.

Think about things that make you happy and help you relax.

3. Get your mind ready – It’s important that you think

about what what helps you relax. Do what you can to help

get over your fear, because otherwise you won’t do it and

you will miss out on a great service.

4. Look into pressure points – Do some research, because

there are places in the palm that you can press that will

help alleviate stress. When you have less stress in your

body, you will find that your skydiving experience is must

better.

It’s normal to be afraid, but don’t let your fear keep you

from going skydiving. Think about things that help you

relax and you will find that you are better prepared for

your skydive than you might think. It’s always scary the

first time you do it.

Quality relationships take time and effort. I let go of the expectation that I should be able to pluck one, fully formed, from thin air. That’s all fine and good for Cinderella, but the real world is slightly lacking in properly attentive fairy godmothers.

As an adult, I am interested in the depth and dimensions of real relationships, and I know that no one is going to be able to wave a wand and grant those to me; it takes work!

I make my relationship a priority. I let go of the idea that my relationship can thrive when I focus primarily on my work or other obligations and give the dregs of my time and energy to my partner.

Instead, I set aside regular time just for us to maintain and nurture what I hold dear.

I end each day by paying at least a few minutes of focused attention¬†to my partner, listening and being supportive in whatever way I can. I also share my day, since I recognize the value of my partner’s support and draw strength from it.

I also make a point of doing fun and renewing things with my partner on a regular basis. I dedicate at least one evening each week to spending uninterrupted time together.

Sometimes we get away from distractions and responsibilities and just focus on nurturing each other.I gladly accept the time and effort required to strengthen my relationship because I recognize the value of what I am striving to develop and maintain.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. Do I take time to listen and share with my partner each day?
2. When was the last time we spent time alone just having fun?
3. Which upcoming weekend could I set aside to get away with my partner?