Mark Conner

Every one of us desires and needs acceptance. Giving that gift to other people, regardless of who they are, is a key ingredient in building healthy relationships.

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Everyone gets angry from time to time. The key thing is what we do with our angry emotions. Learning to control and manage our anger is vital for healthy relationships. 

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Every relationship, team, or group has an atmosphere. It describes what it feels like to be in that space. By being aware of our own moods, we can ensure that we make a positive contribution to every environment we are a part of. 

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Trust is the glue in any relationship. In this episode, Mark Conner shares a number of things we can do to build trust.

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People hurt and offend us all the time. Learning to forgive releases a healing process inside of us, ensuring that bitterness doesn’t become poison in our own souls.

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Learning to 'speak the truth in love' is an essential skill in every relationship. In this episode, Mark Conner shares insights about confronting in a constructing manner.

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Learning to communicate love to the special people in our world in a language they understand is essential to healthy relationships. 

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The level of openness in a relationship determines the level of closeness. Authenticity is attractive and helps build strong friendships.

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Empathy is learning to 'feel with' someone else - seeing life from their perspective. It is seeking to understand before being understood and it is vital to healthy relationships.

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Emotional intelligence is the ability to be aware of and control our moods, as well as learn to get along with a large variety of people. In the workplace, it is twice as important as technical skills and IQ. For more information, visit www.markconner.com.au