What does “healthy bonds” look like? <img alt="🤔" src="https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/e/notoemoji/14.0/1f914/32.png" width="32" height="32"/>
• &nbsp;Quality relationships
• &nbsp;Reliable Support Groups
• &nbsp;Organic connections
• &nbsp;Energetic Reciprocity
Just to name a few….<img alt="🧘🏽‍♀️" src="https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/e/notoemoji/14.0/1f9d8_1f3fd_200d_2640_fe0f/32.png" width="32" height="32"/>
So many of us struggle in this area and lack loving, sustainable relationships.
We may know a lot of people, have large families, but our personal circles tend to run small for a reason.
The quality of our bonds can be non-reflective or even irrelevant to our genuine authentic needs and inward growth.
Staying in relationships due to time or history, lacking substance, makes for &nbsp;fragility and unwanted stress when these relationships are tested in the &nbsp;slightest way.
How we bond with ourselves and the world, needs to be further evaluated.
I’m &nbsp;excited to share some tips on how to ensure your bonding endeavors &nbsp;mirror your personal values, overall goals and your worth; in this podcast episode of Taming Dragons.

Self Mastery is about taming the dragons within. We all have dragons to be tamed. I say tamed because we don't ever get to a point wherein we totally distinguish our dragons, I'm not sure if were even supposed to. Dragons exist to be understood, to be accepted and to many ways be appreciated. Our dragons are tamable only when we acknowledge they exist. Together we will explore, discover, learn and master our inner dragons. The process of taming is our door toward living, loving and thriving fully in Life.