After a divorce and several relationship stumbles, I wanted to know why it was I could get so far with a woman before I sabotaged the relationship entirely. The TL;DR is this: I felt broken and unlovable. (I'm still working on healing that) The really cool part though, was along the way, I discovered a few things about human beings and the science behind connection and attraction. As much as I hate to say it, "Love" isn't what people think it is. The dirty little secret: We tend to "fall in love" with people we know, like and trust.
Why should you care?
Glad you asked.
That sense of "know, like and trust" is what we call rapport. I can teach you how to build Rapport with anyone. That's why I'm here
I want to teach you how to build ridiculously deep rapport so you can have better, more fulfilling relationships. I want you to have more meaningful interactions, whether that translates into your personal life or professional. I want you to be able to use these skills and discover how people think, and know what they're saying (when they're not saying anything).
I'm starting with a nuclear-powered course called The Connection Code - The Neuroscience of "Yes". I'll soon be adding more, to include an "Ultimate Guide" to landing a job, public speaking, and eventually building meaningful relationships.