Improve The Quality Of Your Relationships

• Experience a richer more loving relationship as a result of learning how to actively promote joint collaboration.

• Develop creative solutions and successfully adapt to changing circumstances in life, that may be impacting the relationship.

• Enter into new life partnerships that use a joint design effort for a stronger more resilient relationship.

• Short circuit misunderstandings by clarifying and connecting expectations. Identifying repeating patterns, expectations, roles, etc. that have a negative impact and learning to proactively change what gets in the way for more satisfying partnerships.

• Take accountability for each respective contribution to the current state of the relationship. As each partner focuses their energy toward changing themselves for the better, it can automatically translate into influencing the relationship positively.

• Identify aspects of a current relationship rut and learn how to co-actively create positive momentum.

• Learn how to effectively use negotiation and balancing differing needs, as powerful tools, to insure that both partners are happy with team generated solutions over conflicts or challenges.

• Redirect resourceful team energies toward attacking the problem instead of each other. This refocusing empowers the relationship by making better use of the collective and creative energies of both partners.

• Have a more positive influence on each other, by creating a backlog of new team successes, as they begin to accumulate through coaching. This creates a positive perspective that can be referenced when future team challenges arise.

• Recognize and respect differing communication styles that each partner may use and their influence. This recognition results in better connection and collaboration as both partners learn to use a face saving communication style.

• Implement a practical standard of mutual consideration and graciousness into the relationship, resulting in a closer, more appreciative, and supportive daily environment.

• Achieve a higher awareness of how partners influence each other both positively and negatively, so they can more effectively resolve situations on the fly, and prevent accumulating resentments.

• Learn how to identify a low-level fighting process in its very earliest stages, to avoid a higher level of escalation. The team's energies can then be utilized to recover much quicker.

• Learn from mistakes and not recycle the same arguments over and over by using a proposal format as a new way of handling the issue in the future.

• . . . . As well as many more relationship issues

"Almost no one is foolish enough to imgine that he/she deserves great success in any field of activity; yet almost everyone believes that he/she automatically deserves success in marriage."
-Sidney J. Harris