People often ask me,
“Andy, why do some people fall out after being good friends for so many years?”
They could have been close partners, business collaborators, even life partners —
but one day, they just stop liking each other.
So the real question is: how can we build relationships that last?
After studying and teaching all over the world,
and after experiencing both singlehood and marriage,
I’ve learned one simple truth —
for relationships to last, we must return to three timeless principles.
1️⃣ Never Take Things for Granted.
Always say thank you. Always be grateful.
When I discovered SuperME, I started sending personal gratitude messages — small notes, sincere words — to people who have touched my life.
And you know what? Those messages don’t just warm others’ hearts — they heal mine too.
Gratitude is the bridge that keeps hearts connected.
2️⃣ Never Impose on Anyone.
SuperME teaches that every person is good in their own way.
When we impose, people feel small.
When we appreciate, people feel seen.
So instead of forcing change, we inspire it.
We lead not by power, but by influence — what I call the “Reaper’s Way.”
We plant good seeds and allow others to grow at their own pace.
3️⃣ Focus on Making the Other Person Happy.
True relationships are not built on how happy we are —
but on how much happiness we bring to others.
When we make others feel valued, seen, and appreciated,
we create bonds that no argument can break.
The SuperME concept transformed how I see relationships.
It reminded me that love is not possession — it’s appreciation.
It’s not about taking — it’s about giving.
And when we live with Purpose, Love, and Gratitude,
relationships no longer drain us; they enrich us.
I’ve benefited personally from this, and I continue to grow each day.
So how about you?
Are you ready to live and love as your SuperME? Read it at https://asiatrainers.org/smubook
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