You Have Not Tried Everything!

I remember, while complaining about my relationship, telling my coach “I've tried everything!”

A woman saying we've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas

And by “everything,” I meant nagging, complaining, blaming, and trying to “be nice.” That was hardly everything I could do to improve my relationship. Saying you’ve tried everything is complete BS, and a cop out!

If you missed the Love-O-Meter quiz, I’ve linked it again. You can ask yourself, “how good am I at love,” and get an answer in about 2 minutes. If we’ve been struggling in a relationship for a while, we’ll usually discover we are no longer trying anything useful, even while we tell ourselves that we are. The quiz will give you lots of new ideas for things to try which have been proven to help relationships.

Even more important than getting back to the RIGHT ACTIONS is your attitude. 

When you love something, you fight for it; you never stop trying and you KEEP iterating. Just as you would for your fitness, your health, your business, and your kids, this area is no different. Stop being offended that love requires the same passion and diligence. 

A man holding a boom box

It’s easy to think, based on the brainwashing of Disney and rom-com movies, that love is one of  those areas you shouldn’t have to work on continuously to make great, as long as you find the right person. This just isn’t so! Instead of being the self-inflicted victim of a bad relationship, you can appoint yourself the one who makes it great (or leaves).

If you are someone who is earnest about being a good lover, and about being loved, you need support to literally rewire your brain and teach yourself a new set of theories.

For those of you who know you don’t have what you want, but you are not sure what you do want, tune in to next week’s newsletter, because we’re going to discuss how to articulate what you most want! It’s super luscious, and it’s not what you think.

Think You’ve Tried Everything in Love? Think Again.

If nagging, complaining, and "being nice" haven't worked, it’s time to get real tools that actually help you grow the love you want.

✅ Take the Love-O-Meter quiz to see what’s working—and what’s not
✅ Learn how to rewire your thinking and stop repeating bad habits
✅ Get fresh tools to reconnect, repair, or reignite your relationship

👉 Watch the free Master the Art of Love webinar here

Frequently Asked Questions about Improving a Relationship

1. What if I really have tried everything?

You haven’t. Most people try the same unhelpful behaviors on repeat. The quiz and coaching will introduce entirely new strategies that work.

2. Can I do this work alone if my partner isn’t interested?

Yes. You changing your behavior and mindset shifts the entire dynamic. You can start without waiting for your partner.

3. How long does it take to see results?

Clients often notice changes within a week of using the tools. The key is consistency and accountability.

4. What if I’m not sure whether to stay or leave?

This work helps you get clarity by doing your part first. Then you’ll know whether the relationship can grow—or it’s time to move on.

5. Is this just for romantic relationships?

Nope! These tools improve all relationships: with friends, family, colleagues, and especially the one with yourself.

 
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