Pick one of the connection based questions and answer it in your blog. Be sure to write out the question.

 9. A strong relationship is built on the simple habit of being real. When you’re honest, you show the other person they are worth the truth, creating a sense of safety that allows the connection to grow. Trust isn't a one-time thing, it’s the result of consistently doing what you say you’ll doit. Lying is the biggest damage to an relationship because how am i supposed to trust you if you're con stantly dishonest

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