Extraordinary Relationships Master Course

Extraordinary Relationships Master Course

Let’s be honest: relationships can be tough. They bring us our greatest joys…and our greatest sorrows. They bring meaning and belonging to life…while also adding to our stress, insecurity, and uncertainty.

In fact, relationships play SUCH a pivotal role in our life, that Harvard researchers now consider them to be the single greatest determiner of one’s long-term health and happiness. Yes, the 80-year study came to one conclusion:

Happiness and life satisfaction does not come from wealth, fame, hard work, or achievement. It comes from having solid, healthy, connected relationships.

So…for something so critical to our health and happiness, why are we not given formal training?

Why are we not taught what is our responsibility and what is someone else’s?

Why are we not taught how to set boundaries? To get out of drama?

To manage conflict, defuse tense situations, support others through tough times, seek help when we’re going through a tough time, and so on?

These aren’t just relationship skills. They’re LIFE skills. And when you understand them and know how to use them, life becomes incredible. Not always easy (of course not), but much easIER.

This course will give you that.

Enroll Now & Instantly Receive:

• Over 100 high-quality video lessons, broken up into 12 sharply focused chapters.

• Printable worksheets, posters, and summaries to help you put what you learned into action.

• Unlimited lifetime access to the course. View it wherever and whenever you like.

Greater happiness, connection, and trust in your relationships with just 10 minutes per day.

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What you will learn

• Master dozens of research-backed skills for improving any relationship in your life.
• Understand the whats, whys, and hows of every skill, with relatable of real-world examples.
• Discover and root out roadblocks and misunderstandings within yourself and others.

Rating: 4.75

Level: All Levels

Duration: 11 hours

Instructor: Michael Sorensen