Are You an Effective Psychic Friend? mes Growing up in the Midwest I didn’t understand what psychic was; in fact, it just seemed odd. On the upside though, as my fellow classmates seemed less sensitive than me I became the best listener and helper!
As I got older, however, helping out my friends began to drain my energy. Everyone needed my advice on something or another and this became exhausting for me to the point that at one point I considered leaving just for some peace and quiet!
People Love Their Psychic Friends
Being psychic requires extra vigilance when it comes to friendships. I wanted to help the people around me, but was doing it at my own cost and creating dependent relationships where my friends needed my advice desperately. Over 15 years of trial-and-error taught me how to become a good psychic friend; although sometimes difficult, it always proves beneficial long term.
Here are five tips that will help you be an excellent psychic friend: mes Wait until someone asks for your advice, before offering or providing any. Rather than jumping in with advice that you know is relevant because you intuitively sensed it would work, let someone go through their process at their own pace – when they are ready, they will ask!
Just saying no is a powerful act of psychic friendship! People often need someone else to save them rather than seek advice; and we all learn from experiencing difficulties ourselves – sometimes it is wiser for everyone involved if these opportunities present themselves and let people learn by experiencing hardship themselves.
Though your intuitive observations about what your friend is sharing may be insightful, it would be best if they experience everything for themselves!
As a psychic, it may be hard to take care of yourself while supporting your friends’ anxieties at once. If your energetic and emotional state are clear enough, listening to all their problems may not be difficult – however if not – walk away temporarily to refresh and renew yourself with some exercise, meditation, or whatever works to get rid of the strain before rejoining their cause again later.
Ask Directly. Sensitive people sometimes struggle with asking for help because they fear becoming a burden to their friends and don’t want to come off as needy psychics (they know first-hand). But in an ideal friendship, sensitive or otherwise, no matter their level of sensitivity they can still reach out for information, guidance and assistance from their friends; give yours the chance to help as you have done for so many!
These five simple rules could make all the difference when it comes to creating meaningful friendships that truly rock your world. Some of these tips may take longer to master, but with continued effort you’re sure to master them soon enough!
