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9 Ways People Destroy Their Own Relationships - Jillian Turecki

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January 23, 2025

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Jillian Turecki is a relationship coach, teacher, writer and author.

How do you create a thriving and loving relationship that truly lasts? While many may stumble into one by chance, building a deep and meaningful connection often requires more than luck. So what role does the inner work play in not just finding love, but building a relationship that continues to grow and flourish over time?

Expect to learn why having a thriving relationship begins with self-work, why the mind is a battlefield in relationships, why lust is not the same as love, the critical reasons it’s important to love yourself properly, why you can’t convince someone to love you, why it’s important to make peace with your parents and how to do so, and much more…

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