Relationships are what determine the quality of our lives. The better our relationships, the better quality of life we will experience. If you think about it, we are surrounded by people almost every second of our lives, some of us even choose not to sleep alone. If you can learn to be happy with yourself and happy with the quality of your relationships, the other things will really fall into place. Think for a minute, who do you spend most of your time with? Is it your spouse, co-workers, children, in-laws? And what is the quality of those relationships? Would you rate those relationships with a percentage, a number, an adjective such as excellent, bad, or regular? Do we even think about this all day, week or even life? If these relationships determine the quality of our lives, do you think investing some time in making them thrive is beneficial?
THE ANSWER IS YES! ABSOLUTELY!
We are neurobiologically wired to create connections with others. Therefore, it is partly biology that makes us social creatures, in turn giving us the need for connection. We are born into a family, a community, a culture, where we meet people and develop relationships from the moment we take our first breath. Often times, life events or situations can taint these relationships, and let’s be honest, there is no such thing as a relationship manual. We usually adapt the way our parents handle situations and conflicts, which is not always the best way. If not in the way of our parents, we may have learned something from a friend, a book, maybe religion or culture or just trial and heartbreak.
Even these methods are sometimes ineffective, as our own personal values, experiences, or failed relationships can get in the way of the person you want a deeper connection with. The personal experiences of each individual influence personal thoughts and emotions, which in turn develop our values and our way of seeing the world. Relationship coaching takes these things into account and finds practical ways to deepen your connections and strengthen your relationships.
Who benefits? You, everyone in your life, and everyone around you, whether you meet them daily or infrequently as an acquaintance. In your personal, social, community and global life you and everyone around you benefit.
THINGS THAT AFFECT RELATIONSHIPS OR THINGS YOU AND YOUR PARTNER WANT TO IMPROVE
career
career
wedding
Rising children
Communication
in laws
Business
Solutions
What do you value?
Core Values and Beliefs
Where/who did these come from?
What do you want?