What do people want to know about relationships? For most, the answer is not "how to find that person" or "why can't I find a man/woman/ significant other?" Nor is it "should I settle for what's out there," although most people are always settle, used the normal not knowing that there is something better. Like eating saltine crackers for years and finding out they make Ritz crackers. What people want to know is "how do I create relationships that reciprocate in every way?" Specifically, people want to know how to create relationships in all aspects of their lives that are fulfilling, that help them attract that special someone, that helps them gain genuine relationships in business and social settings, and improve their overall well being. With relationship sites, and social and business networking changing the way relationships are created, many people think things have changed from the traditional way relations are formed. It has not changed the rules but enhanced the playing field - and everyone of every level of society, from singles to business owners, is asking the same questions: How will my current relationships affect my future? How can I genuinely use my relationships to network and increase sales? How can I build better relationship skills so that I can find what I want more quickly? How can I find a good man/woman/significant other? How do I attract consistent relationships in all aspects of my life? Do I have to learn to socialize "differently" for business and social outings? How will networking with intention affect and improve my business? Am I in danger of losing what matters by showing my authentic self? How can I build relationships that will increase my visibility and reputation? These questions haven't been addressed either by traditional relationship books (which still provide basic information about opposite sex) or by existing "relationship guides" (which either focus on male bashing or female bashing). People are eager for | Stretch Yourself by Ron Broussard, Paperback | Indigo Chapters