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08/12/2021

Check out 7news.com.au where I’m sharing tips for finding your perfect partner.

Hopeless romantic Anna Swoboda says she had seen ‘friends make compromises’ so vowed to ‘settle up’.

15/11/2021

Our reality and results are largely determined by our beliefs and attitudes.
I’m sharing the below article because it strongly resonates with me in regards to my own experiences, as well as the experiences of my clients, who I currently coach.
I wonder what do you think? ;-)

By : David Steele My observation is that we want to be happy, but don’t know how. This problem has been exacerbated by the messages in movies, television, and other influential media, that promote a consumer-oriented, immediate gratification society. We seem to feel entitled to be able to buy and ...

03/11/2021

Self management means you take ownership of your judgments and emotional reactions. Practicing non-judgment does not mean you don’t have judgments, it means that you take responsibility for and manage the ones you have.

Self-management means that you take responsibility for your emotions such as anger, fear, anxiety, resentment or whatever else is going on inside you and assume they are not your partner’s fault.

If you want a great relationship, one that grows beyond happily ever after, a high-level of intimacy is required. If you want a radical relationship, your level of intimacy must reach into the radical. Radical Marriage includes ten strategies to help you dramatically increase intimacy in your relationship.

Grab your copy of the book Radical Marriage®: https://radicalmarriage.com/get-the-book

28/10/2021

By David Steele. Relationship issues can generally be divided into “solvable” and “unsolvable” categories. Solvable relationship problems are generally related to your Needs. The most common relationship needs are Emotional and Functional. Your emotional needs are what you need to feel loved...

18/10/2021

This ONE TIP Will Make You More Confident on Your Next First Date

One of the big reasons why we're nervous on a first date is fear of the unknown. While meeting a new person for the first time is stressful enough, wading into unfamiliar territory is also stressful. If you're going to a new spot for the first time on a first date, do a little reconnaissance beforehand! Research the date spot to become familiar with the menu. You can also look up tips online about the best places to sit in the restaurant for privacy. This will allow you to "take control" when it's time to ask for a table!

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