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?Why don?t you do/see things my way??: Volunteers Needed for Relationship/Partnership Coaching

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I am a Career and Business Coach who will be participating in a Relationship Systems training workshop next weekend (21st to 23rd June). It requires that I coach a partnership (couple, business partners, friends, siblings etc) on the Saturday night (ideally 8.30pm).


Relationship coaching is based on the premise that the Relationship is the third entity ? I don?t coach any individual, but rather the Relationship ? and that the Relationship has needs and desires of its own, separate from the individuals.


?Why don?t you do things my way?? ?Why don?t you value what I value?? ?Why don?t you approach problems the way I do?? ?Why can?t you be more like me??


If you are aware of this kind of thinking in your relationship/partnership, you?ll appreciate the simple and elegant tool this session will provide for moving beyond that place. This 45-min telephone, Skype or F2F (in ED and/or surrounding areas) coaching session will allow participants to develop an awareness of the diversity and differences which the individuals bring to the relationship and proactively create from these differences, while flexing their empathic abilities.


If interested, please send me a PM or get in touch via my website: www.objcoaching.com


Thank you

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Looking for volunteers again for evening of Saturday, 28th September. This will be a complimentary 45-minute coaching session, preferably in person (ED and surrounding areas) although can also be via Skype.


In addition to helping you develop an awareness of the diversity and differences which each individual brings to your relationship and proactively create from these differences, we will also work on uncovering and coaching the conscious

and unconscious fears that impact your relationship behaviors.


Please note that this offer is open to couples, business partners, friends, siblings or any partnership.


If interested, send me a PM or get in touch via my website: www.objcoaching.com

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