Friday, August 14th at 4 PM PST and 7 PM EST

Teaching imparts knowledge; coaching embeds it. While traditional instruction alone leads to just a 5% to 22% application rate, combining teaching with coaching amplifies real-world implementation and learning transfer to 85% to 95%.
$27.00 US Dollars
Healthy relationships don't begin with chemistry alone. They begin with discernment.
Many people unknowingly overlook healthy relationship behaviors while becoming captivated by attraction, potential, or hope. Others recognize warning signs but dismiss them until they're emotionally invested. Learning to see clearly before committing emotionally is one of the most valuable relationship skills a person can develop.
In this engaging, conversational workshop, participants will discover how to recognize healthy green flags, identify meaningful red flags, and apply practical discernment when intentionally choosing someone to date. Through real-life examples, guided discussion, and practical application, participants will gain tools to make relationship decisions with greater confidence and clarity.
What We'll Explore
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The difference between chemistry, compatibility, and character.
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The green flags that signal relationship readiness.
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The red flags that deserve thoughtful attention.
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A simple discernment framework you can use before becoming emotionally invested.
Learning Experience
This interactive workshop blends presentation, coaching moments, group discussion, and practical exercises in a welcoming environment where participants can reflect, ask questions, and learn from one another's experiences.
Workshop Outcome
Participants will leave with a practical approach for evaluating potential partners with greater confidence, recognizing healthy relationship patterns, and making intentional dating decisions that align with their values.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
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Recognize the difference between attraction and genuine relationship potential.
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Identify key green flags and red flags in dating.
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Apply a practical discernment process before deep emotional investment.
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Make dating decisions that reflect their values rather than emotion alone.