Magazine / When people are struggling with certain relationships in their life, I’ve always felt there were two choices: You can either change your relationship with that person, or you can change your reaction to it.

When people are struggling with certain relationships in their life, I’ve always felt there were two choices: You can either change your relationship with that person, or you can change your reaction to it.

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When people are struggling with certain relationships in their life, I’ve always felt there were two choices: You can either change your relationship with that person, or you can change your reaction to it.

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