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The Relationship that Most Don't Want to Talk About

Many people hear the term “Love Intelligence” and immediately think it’s about romance or relationships between couples.

But the truth is far deeper.

All love is about relationships —

and the most important relationship is the one we have with ourselves.
we must first learn how to relate to ourselves with honesty, compassion, and courage.

CARE

When you care for your own thoughts and emotions,
you naturally become more understanding toward others.

COURAGE

to correct ourselves,
and to do the right thing even when it is uncomfortable.
A courageous heart inspires courageous relationships.

CONNECTION

when you can connect your thoughts, emotions, and actions.
Only then can you build meaningful connections with people around you.
you don't just build better relationships at home or at work —
you build a better you.

 And that transforms every relationship in your life.

It is about becoming a stronger, kinder, and more courageous human being…
so that every relationship you touch becomes richer and more meaningful.

Before we can lead others, influence others, or even understand others,

That is why Love Intelligence is built on the 3Cs:

Care begins with self-awareness and self-respect.

Courage is the ability to be honest with ourselves,

Connection starts within —

When you master the 3Cs,

Love Intelligence is not about romance.

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