When talking about relationships, the tendency is to think first of other people. Your relationships are defined by your interactions with others after all.

But this is a mistaken approach. Focusing on others first will leave you effectively neutered and far less able to build those crucial relationships.

Why? Because all relationships involve two people. And while your friends, partners and colleagues will come and go, the one constant across all your relationships is you.

If you don’t have a good grasp on yourself and if you don’t first strengthen yourself, then you won’t be able to enjoy the best relationships possible – you’ll always end up sabotaging yourself.

The happiest and most stable relationships are boomerang relationships. These are relationships between two people who will often go their separate ways, who will often do things independently and will then come back to each other with much more to share and to talk about.

Or another way to put it is that the couples who are happy apart, will be happy together. The same goes for friendships.

On the other hand, if you are someone who needs to be around your friends or around your partner to be happy, then you will likely be seen as ‘clingy’. This can lead to you stealing that person’s space.

Okay, so now that you have built yourself into someone who is ready for new relationships and who is capable of being alone, it’s time to start looking into developing those relationships. And that is what this course is all about. We go step by step through the whole process from learning how to be good a small talk to how to control your emotions in stressful situations.

There is a lot covered in this course, register and find out what I mean. Even if you are a pro at relationships you will find nuggets in this course that will prove to be beneficial in your life as well.