How to Find Strength in Yourself and Draw it out of Your Partner in Trying Times
- 4 years ago
Is your partner’s irritating habit so much more irritating? Is your impatience leaking out more than you’d like? Are you wishing you could work together more effectively now that you have time?
Maybe you had relationship strain before this and now it’s exaggerated or maybe this crisis is bringing out new problems, but a strong relationship can make everything that we are doing easier (and a struggling one can make it exponentially worse). But there’s a lot one person can do to stabilize a relationship and put it on a different path and it’s not as hard as you might think to do that. And right now, when everything is in flux, it’s actually easier to do. You can make impactful adjustments instantly and I'll show you how.
I have been a coach for 20 years helping my clients find their own bearings and bring a better version of themselves into the relationship. In this webinar I will talk about some simple and fundamental things you can do to keep yourself strong and to draw the strength from your partner.
Maybe you had relationship strain before this and now it’s exaggerated or maybe this crisis is bringing out new problems, but a strong relationship can make everything that we are doing easier (and a struggling one can make it exponentially worse). But there’s a lot one person can do to stabilize a relationship and put it on a different path and it’s not as hard as you might think to do that. And right now, when everything is in flux, it’s actually easier to do. You can make impactful adjustments instantly and I'll show you how.
I have been a coach for 20 years helping my clients find their own bearings and bring a better version of themselves into the relationship. In this webinar I will talk about some simple and fundamental things you can do to keep yourself strong and to draw the strength from your partner.