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We all want to be loved by our partners, and to have good relationships with friends and colleagues. What we don’t always know is how to make that special sense of connection happen. In DARE TO CONNECT, Susan gives us the insights and tools we need to create a sense of belonging everywhere we go. We learn that this is a world where there are no strangers and we never need to feel alone. DARE TO CONNECT is for everyone who has ever asked:
– Why do I feel so nervous when I walk into a room full of strangers?
– Why do I feel lonely, even though I’m surrounded by people?
– Why do I feel so alienated from my husband/wife/lover?
– Why is it so hard to approach the person I am most interested in meeting?
With wisdom and humour, Susan Jeffers shows you how to enjoy the wonderful relationships in all areas of your life.
– Why do I feel so nervous when I walk into a room full of strangers?
– Why do I feel lonely, even though I’m surrounded by people?
– Why do I feel so alienated from my husband/wife/lover?
– Why is it so hard to approach the person I am most interested in meeting?
With wisdom and humour, Susan Jeffers shows you how to enjoy the wonderful relationships in all areas of your life.
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Reviews
Dare To Connect takes the reader on a powerful journey from fear and alienation to love and empowerment. I highly recommend it
Susan Jeffers writes with both love and no-nonsense common sense--a rare combination. She speaks directly and points the way to magical relationships
Once again, Dr. Susan Jeffers proves that she is a leading authority on the intricacies of relationships. Dare To Connect will help you on all levels but especially in areas of confidence and honest communication. A book that we all can benefit from!
I'm a pretty confident person, but I still have the occasional bad day. Reading this book is a perfect pep talk for those times. The straightforward advice is self-affirming, reassuring you that it's OK to make the first approach by greeting the person you want to date or get to know . . . It's a sentimental stance that's made me realise how a lack of self-belief can really impact on your quality of life