You will probably agree that our desire to feel special and to be treated accordingly is no secret and incredibly human.
We want to be around people who are able to make us feel special, show us their appreciation, and that with their behavior are saying "I see you, I value you, I am thankful for you".
The people around us want that too.
[Very often, making someone feel special
is all about the little gestures, the small details, the ways we show
that we notice, we care, we remember, we are grateful]
It's never too late to find ways to make our loved ones feel seen, cherished, and... every day a little bit more like they were your own personal VIP.
Getting curious about the five love languages by Gary Chapman is a good place to start. What else could you try out?
"How do you make your loved ones feel special?"
Tags: Coaching question, Self-coaching, Self-awareness, Self-reflection, Five love languages, Gratefulness, Relationship mindsets
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