Would you like to have a wider selection of friends? There are ways to increase your chances.

    Do you want to learn how to build longer, lasting friendships? You can do it by following the right advice.

    Today will always be a good day to start developing the skills that fill life with meaning.

Dear Friend,

When talking about relationships, the tendency is to think first of other people. Your relationships are defined by your interactions with others after all.

But this is a mistaken approach. Focusing on others first will leave you effectively neutered and far less able to build those crucial relationships.

Why? Because all relationships involve two people. And while your friends, partners and colleagues will come and go, the one constant across all your relationships is you. …

If you don’t have a good grasp on yourself and if you don’t first strengthen yourself, then you won’t be able to enjoy the best relationships possible.

Relationships are something we never really learn all that much about. There is no lesson we study at school that is dedicated to relationships.

Wouldn’t it make more sense for us to focus on developing the skills that fill life with meaning? And with happy memories that we will cherish for the rest of our lives?

Perhaps the reason that we don’t like talking about improving relationships is that we don’t want to admit that we could use the help.

Here’s where my advice for you comes in.

With My Advice, you’ll be able to…

•     Learn to master your relationships with others.
•     Learn how to build longer, lasting friendships.
•     Learn how to have a more romantic and more sexy love life.
•     Know how to have a good grasp on yourself and how to strengthen yourself, which will allow you to enjoy the best relationships possible.

And the list goes on and on…

Relationships are incredibly complex and dynamic, and the better you become at navigating them, the happier you will become. By reading on you can start:

•     Having more positive relationships more of the time
•     Spend time learning the skill of being alone to build confidence
•     Taking a genuine interest in what other people tell you
•     Increasing your likability
•     Putting yourself in situations where you can meet new people
•     Overcoming all social anxiety

We all like to think of ourselves as these outgoing, gregarious, confident people. Surely, learning how to make better friends is just for the socially inept?