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How to Manage Your Expectations. Managing expectations is as much a skill as cooking is. Each of us has an internal oven that controls the temperature of our expectations, and it needs to be monitored to produce the best results. As a divorce expert, I've heard from countless women how their hearts have been seared on a frying pan after friends burned them with indifference or a lack of understanding. Crying, a client will say, They have no idea how hard this divorce is and don't want to hear about it anymore..
We all have expectations in our lives: what we want out of life and who we want to become. I believe one of the keys to happiness lies within the management of your expectations of people and circumstances. If you do not have expectations, you can never be disappointed. Often we tend to believe that the way we treat others will be the way we are treated in return.