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LillyoftheValley · 12-15-2006, 02:48 PM

If your partner is afraid of your growth and change, of course you will double-check the next time you bring out the topic of PD at dinner.

I too had a massive improvement each time I went for PD solo. You feel powerful because there nothing to stop you.

But what builds momentum (I wrote monument!) to my self development is making it a contribute to a partnership. Even if each of you work on different aspect of PD, and questioning each other's results, it can only be for the better. You're not into PD exclusively for your own benefit. You may start out it that way, but you'll eventually get to the point of a greater good. Havin someone to test your new 'goodies' first-hand is way more fun! This way you realize the greatness on a daily basis. And it's always a win-win deal. And did I say it's way more fun, too?!

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LillyoftheValley Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Croatian location Posts: 89	Depends on who you're with If your partner is afraid of your growth and change, of course you will double-check the next time you bring out the topic of PD at dinner. I too had a massive improvement each time I went for PD solo. You feel powerful because there nothing to stop you. But what builds momentum (I wrote monument!) to my self development is making it a contribute to a partnership. Even if each of you work on different aspect of PD, and questioning each other's results, it can only be for the better. You're not into PD exclusively for your own benefit. You may start out it that way, but you'll eventually get to the point of a greater good. Havin someone to test your new 'goodies' first-hand is way more fun! This way you realize the greatness on a daily basis. And it's always a win-win deal. And did I say it's way more fun, too?! __________________ Last edited by LillyoftheValley; 12-16-2006 at 07:58 AM.