What does it mean to reconnect with someone?

What does it mean to reconnect with someone? to connect again with a person who is phoning someone to the person they want to speak to after the connection has been broken: One moment please, I’ll try to reconnect you. to create a relationship with someone again after a period of time: reconnect with sb We’ve got to reconnect with older voters.

How to reconnect with someone you love

1. Spend more alone time together.

Increase the amount of quality time you spend alone with your spouse. You don’t need to be talking the whole time, in fact, it might be better for you to just do an activity together. If you’ve been disconnected for a while, it’s actually hard to start talking again. Start doing whatever feels comfortable to you; add conversation in when you can. Make sure your conversations are NOT about relationship problems for a while, focus on what is good and what is positive at first. Tip: Need some guidelines for how to talk to your partner? Grab your free copy of my communication do’s and don’ts here.

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When our relationships feel kind of blah, we tend to start living in our own separate worlds. Either we stay home and do our own things or we start spending time away from home without our spouse.  This is not great… we can’t create a connection while you’re living in separate worlds. To reconnect, do more activities together outside of the house. Go take a walk, go for a bike ride, try a yoga class, or go to an art museum. You could also go to the movies, have dinner with friends, or take a wine appreciation class together. The point is to do something together that you will both enjoy. The more fun stuff you do together, the closer you will feel.

3. Start a project together.

Working on something together will bring you closer. The project should be something meaningful and valuable to you both, like building a doghouse, turning family pictures into a video, or planting a vegetable garden. Whatever the two of you like and care about, do that! Some couples find that they enjoy working on projects so much together that they decide to start a small business; this can be great! You spend more quality time together, you have a shared vision and purpose, and you make money. If you need ideas for projects, explore Pinterest.com for DIY projects and much more. Just be sure to choose something that makes you both happy.

4. Volunteer with a charity.

Close couples have shared values and missions. Talk to your spouse about the causes that really matter to you and see if you can find one that matters to you both. If you can, wonderful, look for a local group where you can volunteer together. But If you have different passions, agree to each spend a certain amount of time helping the other advance a group that champions your causes. You can look online at VolunteerMatch.org for local charities that have volunteer opportunities in your area. Tip: Need help understanding how this will help? Click here to get your free copy of our Relationship Repair Process guide.

5. Create a happy memories box

It is easy to get discouraged when our relationships hit a rough patch.  Please don’t! Like most achievements, strengthening your relationship can be challenging at times. I’d like you to think of building up your relationship just like you’re climbing up a mountain… just because you fall back a step or two doesn’t mean you’re all the way back at the bottom of the mountain. Sometimes, we have to take a step back to learn something new or gain a new perspective. Challenges are often just as important, if not more important, than successes.