"If you haven't read my post on Lifeship, I recommend you to read it. Among the different types of ships on our Lifeship is Friendship. Have you ever wondered how people with different backgrounds and ideologies can enjoy each other's company or share the same interests?" The backbone of every relationship is friendship. What then is friendship? Britannica defines it as a state of enduring affection, esteem, intimacy, and trust between two people. Although some have been hurt by friends, it can be discouraging. I have enjoyed amazing friendships with people, many have and you can but it also starts with you becoming a good friend. Image by katemangostar (Freepik ) I see myself as someone who is not an expert, but rather as someone who is continuously learning. Here are some insights from my own experiences and from observing other people's lives that I believe are important for fostering strong and lasting friendships. Building anything in life, including friendsh...
Have you ever considered your life as a ship in which other ships exist. According to Wikipedia, a ship is a large watercraft that travels the world's oceans and other sufficiently deep waterways, carrying cargo or passengers, or in support of specialized missions such as defense, research, and fishing [1] . Let us briefly look at the different parts of a ship [2] . *The keel is more like the foundation on which the ship is built. Everybody has had a different upbringing and background. What is your foundation built on. Do you need to learn, relearn, or unlearn some specific traits or lifestyle? *The hull is a space where people can stay and it provides shelter. Are you accommodating? Who is in your space and who are your friends? What relationship skills you are learning? *The rudder, which controls the ship's direction, is a steer wheel. that is used to control the direction of the ship. What are your dreams and goals? What is your motive for achieving your goals? What is co...