Our mission
is to guide individuals to live genuinely
and enjoy the freedom it brings,
while equipping them with the skills
for authentic relationships.
Our Values
Authenticity
Authenticity is where genuine relationships begin. We guide individuals to live authentically and develop the skills to build relationships that are enjoyable, fulfilling, and lasting. Authenticity makes love - both given and received -unconditional and resilient.
From Insight to Result
Growth starts with new insights - those "aha"-moments that expand your perspective and spark curiosity. But insight alone isn't enough. Turning insight into action drives real progress - small, consistent adjustments that, over time, reshape your reality. By bridging understanding and application, you are equipped to change what is not working for you into something that does. Insights open the door to possibilities, and actions takes you through the door to real, lasting results.
Curiosity
Curiosity fuels meaningful connections. It starts with treating information as neutral and using it as a tool for discovery rather than judgment. Together with humility and bravery, curiosity allows you to experience humans through their ongoing and unique stories rather than a fixed set of attributes. This mindset is key to unlock richer experiences, deeper connections and authentic relationships.
Positive Impact
Every individual has the power to create a ripple effect of positive impact. In fulfilling and resilient relationships, individuals are able to nurture their own well-being. Healthy individuals in turn contributes to shape stronger communities and a more compassionate society. Small acts of empathy, genuine conversations, and shared vulnerability turn individuals into catalysts for the broader well-being, having impact far beyond the relationships themselves.
Can you get good at dating?
Definitely! Dating is a skill just like any other. However, unlike other skills, such as learning to juggle or public speaking, dating is one of the few areas that we are not taught. We are expected to know it by ourselves and are thrown into the jungle head first and left to fend for ourselves. It's certainly not a fair deal. The good news is that dating doesn't have to be any more complicated than learning any other skill. With good, solid information and practice, anyone can become good at dating.
Does getting good at dating mean playing games and picking people up?
Absolutely not! Playing games or becoming a so-called "pick-up artist" is something completely different. It's about trying to control various parameters to maximize your own livelihood. The problem with that equation is that in practice it means that someone else has to pay the price. In other words, what you gain, someone else loses. In the long run, it creates a lonely life without genuine relationships.
Instead, getting good at dating means getting good at making genuine connections with other people. It's about getting to know yourself better and identifying the things that don't always work out the way you planned. To find out more quickly what has real and healthy potential, as well as to respectfully say no to what is not suitable to make room for something better. The focus is on becoming good at creating a mutual exchange with another individual and getting better at building long-term and rewarding relationships. Contrary to the above, such relationships create joy and add great value to your life.
How do I know if I need to improve my dating skills?
Do you get the results you want when you date? If your answer to that question is no, sometimes, usually for a while anyway, or something along those lines, it's a great time to take the opportunity to improve your dating skills. Or if you're simply single and want to speed up the process of finding a life partner. Unlike in movies where "the one" just knocks on the door, in real life we need to actively go out and create opportunities to find our life partner.