When you feel link you’re in Groundhog Day in your relationships, it can be hard. You just might be the common denominator. That takes a bit of humility, but by changing yourself, you won’t connect with dysfunctional people anymore.

 

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What Is Your Puzzle Shape in Relationships?

So sometimes people get caught in a relationship that seems to repeat over and over again and they seem to keep attracting the same people into their lives. And what’s happening here, is that the way I see it, humans are kind of like a puzzle piece.

“When we work on ourselves, other people don’t fit anymore.”

Our puzzle piece is unique to our dysfunctions and our level of personal growth, and the other puzzle piece seems to fit right into to all of that stuff–to the person that we are.

 

The Work is On Ourselves

You don’t need matching tattoos to have a happy relationship…

When we work on ourselves and we change that puzzle piece, then the other people don’t fit anymore — that repeat thing that keeps happening.

So it’s not about running out to find another person, it’s about changing you, and changing that shape of your puzzle piece, so that it simply won’t fit–it’ll be obvious that it won’t fit when you meet some people that are like that (dysfunctional) again.

 

Connect Better in Relationships

You won’t connect well with a Narcissist and all of your relationships will be greatly improved.

p.s. – Are you ready to reshape your puzzle piece to connect with healthier people? Book a FREE trial session today.

Paul Strobl, MBA, CPC

Paul Strobl, MBA, CPC

Owner of Confide Coaching, LLC

Paul is a Master Life Coach for individuals, executives and business owners. Originally from Houston, Texas, he has been location independent for most of his adult life. He currently resides in the Rhodope Mountains of Bulgaria near the Greek border with his brilliant wife, 13-year-old stepson (officially adopted in 2021!) and a Posavac Hound rescue.