"Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star Khloe Kardashian shares three classic tips for handling a breakup. Kardashian surviving her breakup with Lamar Odom and then with James Harden give the best proof for her advice.
According to ABC News, Kardashian believes that a person can have different soulmates for the different aspects of theif life. Kardashian considers Odom as one of her soulmates. The two were supposedly divorcing, but Kardashian decided to hold off the proceedings when Odom took ill.
Kardashian remained friends with Odom and helped him in his recovery while she tried to move on with NBA player James Harden. E! News says that Kardashian seemed genuinely happy with Harden in the course of their relationship. Those close to Kardashian were also supportive of her relationship with Harden.
The relationship did not last and Kardashian eventually broke up with Harden over issues of infidelity. While a few reports cast shadows of doubt over the friendship between Kardashian and Odom, the two simply remained friends who supported each other.
After her highly public relationships and just as highly public breakups with Odom and Harden, Kardashian sits down to share the secret of coming through whole after such experiences. The three key ingredients to survival are kindness, the company of positive people and gym time.
Tip 1: Being nice, according to Kardashian, goes a long way. Spitefulness is something Kardashian shuns while composure in public and in private is something to be valued. Kardashian advises against getting caught up to what other people say.
Tip 2: The company of positive people, especially her family, helped Kardashian in her recovery. She stresses that this is one of the most important ingredients for her to be able to heal and move on.
See my gym time beauty routine on khloewithak! https://t.co/wHuOKAlHLs pic.twitter.com/Ax8z0Sgfnb
— Khloé (@khloekardashian) March 8, 2016
Tip 3: Kardashian believes that hitting the gym and getting good exercise help strengthen her mentally. Aside from the physical benefits of a workout, she says that it also has undervalued benefits for the human mind.
