Talking To A Brick Wall?

“Hello…hello..?” Ever feel like you’re talking to a brick wall in your relationships? It could be when you are communicating with your child, your spouse or even a parent. It can be so frustrating to have to repeat yourself over and over.

In today’s world we are inundated with technology that causes a lot of the disconnectedness we experience in society. People’s attentions get fixated on things that are not of any real value or meaningfulness. Some of the ridiculous shows they put on television at night just leaves me with my jaw hitting the floor! How can we be that fixated on all this negative stuff? It’s disheartening. I sometimes wonder what life would be like if we focused on things that were of love, peace and just simple happiness.

I know you are probably thinking, “Keep dreaming Moon!” Right? Well, we all have the ability to put into our minds what we want, and take out what we don’t want. It’s our birthright to pick and choose what we think about, and what we entertain ourselves with, because what we choose to think about really affects our lives. And what we choose to watch and focus on is we what we draw to us.

Most conversations are simply monologues delivered in the presence of a witness ~ Margaret Millar

Discovering the power of your thoughts and the Law of Attraction can change your life. If you think about positive things it will not only draw good things to you, but it will also make people want to hear you when you talk. Have you ever heard someone just talk, and talk, and talk? You just don’t seem to hear them, because you are so desensitized to their complaining or whining. But if you are wise, and you listen to yourself more when you talk, people will hear you. Their ears will perk up and they will be interested in what you have to say if you do not ramble on about everything.

Before you speak just ask yourself if this valuable information. If you have repeated yourself more than twice, stop talking. People will then start taking you seriously and paying more attention when you do speak. You will no longer be sitting there going, ”Hello… hello…?”