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  The Hidden Financial Benefits of Healthy Relationships
  People don’t value relationships in financial terms. However, healthy relationships, whether between friends or families, provide hidden financial benefits that a person might not even realize. For example, let’s say you want to buy a new car. A friend may tell you which dealership to go, and which salesman to talk to that will give you a good deal. If you get there and save a couple of hundreds dollars on the car that you wanted, you are excited and may even go to think your friend. But the truth is if you stop and think about it, your friend just gave you a several hundred dollars indirectly.
  These types of benefits not only accrue from personal relationships but also from social groups. A perfect example of the group benefit is the fact that I came across a blog recently that recommended Treasury of the Plaza, one of the most beautiful St Augustine Wedding Venues. It is also close to the city of Jacksonville. Although I was not looking to get married, you can imagine that there are other people who might have found that information very helpful. My point is if they did not access the blog, they would not have known about this wedding location. Therefore, if you think of a blog as a social network, you must also cultivate the network because it also has hidden benefits.
  A couple of years ago, I read an article about cultivating relationships. In that article they describe five ways to cultivate relationships and achieve that social wellness that most people aspire. By sharing these five recommendations, I hope that you will apply them in your life and achieve the social health that you desire.
  The first recommendation is to be a listener not a talker. That means you listen to what the other person is saying and let the person share with you how he or she feels. The second advice is to ask questions. Asking questions about subjects that you and the other person disagree about will lead to a more substantive discussion and help clear the air by understanding the other person’s position. The third recommendation is to develop a positive attitude and treat people the way you want to be treated. If you have a bad attitude, that adversely affects your work, your relationships and everyone around you. The four and the fifth recommendations involve sharing your thoughts and feelings about yourself and about the other person. For example, complimenting someone on a job well done is sharing how you feel about the other person, while divulging certain fears you have about an issue is sharing your feelings about yourself.