Conscious Friendship

The Journey from "I-TO-WE" Assessment - Part 5: Conscious Friendship
By Glenn Cohen

Would you say that you and your partner are happy and living a life you love? Or would you say that you and your partner are more often unhappy and in conflict? Most of you fall into the middle of these two extremes. The difference between the happy and unhappy couple is that one has developed, maintains, and continues to build the feeling of safety in the relationship and a deep-rooted friendship. Friendship is absolutely necessary to Co-Create a Conscious Relationship?? This assessment will help you see just how close your friendship is with one another.

This free set of assessments offers you the chance to find powerful answers. If you are willing to take the time to reflect on these questions, discuss them, and be honest with yourselves and each other, it can help you on your journey to Co-Create a Conscious Relationship??so you can be

The adventure of life gives us the incredible opportunity to learn and grow as individuals. I like to say that we do not stop learning, stretching, growing, maturing, and changing until we are 6 feet under. What happens so often is we go through life unaware that we don?™t know what we don?™t know. In this fast-paced world, many of us do not have or take the time to sit, take a deep breath, and really think about the statements addressed in these assessments. We usually do not reflect on and consider the impact the answers to these statements can have on our relationship. We must gain the awareness, learn the techniques, and practice the skills to Co-Create a Conscious Relationship??

Take your time to think about each statement and be honest. One partner should use a black pen and the other partner a red pen. Rate your degree of agreement for each statement on a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being a definite yes and 1 being a definite no. Write your score on the first line to the left of each statement. The second line is for your partner?™s score.