The world seems to be getting harder every day. So much is out of our control from rising costs and political divisions to war and climate change. Our homes and families should be a source of strength in these times. Although we can’t control the world, we can start with our relationships. We can learn to improve how we relate to one other and be intentional about what kind of relationships we build.

Recognizing our interdependence is essential. Hurting our partners is no different from hurting ourselves. Living in a relationship built on assumptions, unstated expectations, and old hurts from childhood will never bring us personal happiness or contribute to a stronger society.

If you feel the call to build a relationship with a deep intention to serve yourselves and the world, my deepest wish is to help you get there.

Here’s what you will need for the journey:

Bravery. We may need to go to some uncomfortable places. We will go slow and I will help you ensure it's never more than you can handle.

Honesty. Who are you? What are you looking for in a relationship? What do you fear and dread? You may not be able to answer these questions right now, but being curious about them is a great starting point. We'll take our time and explore the answers.

A growth mindset. Relationship work is personal growth work on steroids. No matter where you are right now, you will be called to grow your mental and emotional capacity. Children grow and adults too need to continuously grow to fulfil their potential and feel a sense of satisfaction. Your relationship troubles are a signal that growth is waiting for you.