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Divorce Recovery & the 5 Steps to Your Next Long-Term Relationship: Step 4-A Committed Relationship

For a relationship to culminate in a successful long-term, committed union, a five-step relationship-building process must be acknowledged, understood, and traversed. The Five Required Steps to a Long-Term Relationship The path from initial introduction to a long-term committed relationship goes through five separate stages of relationship: (1) Step 1: The Transition Relationship, (2) Step 2: The Recreational Relationship, (3) Step 3: The Pre-Committed Relationship, (4) Step 4: The Committed Relationship, and (5) Step 5: The Marital Relationship. (For a discussion of recreational, pre-committed, and committed relationships, see David Steele, Conscious Dating , (Campbell, CA, RCN Press, 2008)). This article addresses the fourth step in the relationship-building process, Step 4: The Committed Relationship. The Committed Relationship Is the Time for Both Partners to Pull Together The previously completed recreational and pre-committed stages targeted the individual’s chemistry and ...

The Next Generation Is Even More Committed to Video Than Ever

People born after the year 2000, sometimes referred to as Generation Z, are the first generation to grow up exclusively as digital natives. What this means is that their upbringing was closely tied in with digital technology- they don’t know life without iPhones, Netflix, social media, and most importantly the internet. This has vastly changed how the industry will be delivering video to consumers going forward. Both Generation Z and Millennials were raised consuming video differently than other generations. They gravitate almost exclusively towards online video and streaming websites that range anywhere from Facebook and YouTube to Netflix and Tik Tok. The formula for creating successful video content has been forever changed by these new mediums, where on-demand, short form video reigns supreme. According to Cisco, a Fortune 100 company, an estimated 82% of internet traffic globally will consist of video content by 2022, up from 75% in 2017. Additionally, Google’s research...