Open Your Heart - Quick
For quick recovery after an argument
He says something that drives you crazy. He’s said it many times before.
She does something that you can’t stand and it looks like she’ll never change, because she’s been doing it like that ever since you met.
You've been triggered by something and it sets off a little storm inside your head. You react – probably you know you shouldn’t react that way, but you do anyway. He or she reacts back and before you know where you are, an argument is in full swing.
Sometimes it lasts for days, weeks or even years. You get used to it but there's a deep inner feeling of slight disappointment, as if you've lost something. You wish it could all be fresher, more inspiring – a little more magic and a little less predictable.
What you probably don’t realize is that this is your golden opportunity to find that little bit more magic, that inspiration and freshness that has been so lacking.
In this short course, you'll discover a way to recover from any fight or argument that will help to change your relationship at a deeper level.
It will also help you make a different choice in the way you respond next time you're triggered.
The beautiful thing is that when you do this your heart starts to open. Instead of hardness and rejection, you feel love and forgiveness of the other person,
Love is a vibration, so the more you grow it in yourself, the more you'll experience it all around you.
It’s strange, but extraordinarily powerful.
If you need help to do this, I invite you to take this course. It will lead you step by step through the exact process I use myself whenever I find myself in an argument or fight with someone else. It works beautifully.
Sarah McCrum
8 videos lead you step by step through the process
Takes less than an hour to completely shift your mood
A process you can repeat any time you have a fight or an argument
The first step to creating long-term change in any relationship
What does it mean to open your heart?
Workbook
Heal your inner victim
Express how you feel
Admit your similarity with the other person
Recognise the other person's contribution
Tune in to what YOU really really want.
Application
Some final reflections
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