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Friendships and relationships take hard work and require commitments. Learn about relationship life skills from an experienced life coach in this free video series on relationships.
There are 7 videos in this series:
The benefits of being single include meeting more people, traveling less expensively, getting invited to more events and having more time for education. Better yourself when single and think positively about the situation with help from a life coach in this free video on relationships.
Help others succeed by asking directly what can be done to help and putting your services out there for help. Create positive energy in the universe and make new friends by helping with advice from a life coach in this free video on helping people.
To be popular in school, be friendly and smile at everyone, be genuine, don't hog the attention and put yourself forward to make friends. Avoid worrying too much about what other people think about you by using advice from a life coach in this free video on being popular.
Get a friend to like you by being a good friend, listening carefully to conversations, showing that you are trustworthy and helping them through hard times. Make friendships last a lifetime by allowing friends to express themselves with advice from a life coach in this free video on friendship.
Make people like you by being a genuine person, not interrupting, avoiding judgments and not gossiping about people. Be friendly, smile a lot and talk to people in order to make friends using tips from a life coach in this free video on succeeding in friendship.
To remain single, be straightforward about not dating when talking with interested parties and focus on friend relationships by bonding and spending time with people. Take time to focus on yourself by being single for awhile with help from a life coach in this free video on relationships.
Family planning is important in order to prevent unwanted pregnancies, as well as for discussing child-rearing ideas with a potential partner. Avoid waiting until a baby is born before discussing opinions on birth control and raising children with advice from a life coach in this free video on succeeding in life.
In the context of sociology and popular culture, the concept of interpersonal relationships involves social associations, connections or affiliations between two or more people. Such persons may interact overtly, covertly, face-to-face or may remain effectively unknown to each other, as in a virtual community whose members maintain anonymity and do not socialize outside of a chat room. The discovery or establishment of common ground between people provides a fundamental component for enduring interpersonal relationships. In this free video series on relationships, an experienced life coach discusses friendships and life skills. Learn how to make friends, how to be popular and how to make people like you. Get tips on being single and learn about how to remain single. Finally, get information on the importance of family planning.
Donna Barnes Donna Barnes is a professional life coach, relationship expert, television host, columnist and producer, as well as the author of "It's All About You." Barnes has been attracting a lot of attention as the on-air relationship coach for ABC News prime time limited series called "What Would You Do?" The popular "candid camera of ethics" hosted by Emmy winner John Quinones aired in the spring of 2008, and now returns to TV for more episodes. Additionally, Barnes has been asked to be a contributor on "Good Morning America," has appeared on Fox News, dished on the Fuse documentary series "10 Great Reasons," and has guest starred as a dating coach on VH1's "Charm School" with Sharon Osbourne. She has been seen as the relationship coach to comedian Andy Kindler on "Late Show with David Letterman" and contributed her opinion on FOX News "Red Eye," CNBC's "The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch," "The Dr. Keith Ablow Show" and NY1's "The Call".dkdk
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