Relationship landers collect dated programs whose subject is relationships. Health & Wellness and leadership shelves do not borrow this tag.
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Monterrey-born conferencista Jorge Lozano H. brings his live conference to Teatro Universitario Coronel Pedro Torres Ortiz in Colima, mixing sharp humour, practical advice and deep reflection on relationships, self-worth and attitude. In Spanish.
Mexican conferencista Jorge Lozano H. brings his Libera la Fiera show to Teatro Diana in Guadalajara, mixing humour and reflection with practical tools for personal and emotional growth. In Spanish.
Organisational psychologist Aukje Nauta shows how to reframe shame and use it as a source of strength, at work and at home, in her theatre lecture at Het Klooster, Woerden. In Dutch.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Hermans - Tivoli Friheden, Aarhus. In Danish.
Mexican conferencista Jorge Lozano H. brings Libera la Fiera to Teatro Fernando Soler in Saltillo, mixing humour and reflection with practical advice on self-worth and relationships.
Organisational psychologist Aukje Nauta shows how to reframe shame and use it as a source of strength, at work and at home, in her theatre lecture at Theater PePijn, Den Haag. In Dutch.
César Lozano, the Mexican physician and "Por el Placer de Vivir" conferencista, brings Mujeres Difíciles, Hombres Complicados to Teatro del Estado in Mexicali. The live talk looks at why men and women clash and how to get along better, with his usual mix of humour and practical advice. In Spanish.
César Lozano, the Mexican physician and "Por el Placer de Vivir" conferencista, brings Mujeres Difíciles, Hombres Complicados to Four Points by Sheraton Yuma in Yuma. The live talk looks at why men and women clash and how to get along better, with his usual mix of humour and practical advice. In Spanish.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Grønnegades Kaserne Kulturcenter, Ny Ridehus, Næstved. In Danish.
Organisational psychologist Aukje Nauta shows how to reframe shame and use it as a source of strength, at work and at home, in her theatre lecture at Theater De Stoomfabriek, Dalfsen. In Dutch.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Bremen Teater, København. In Danish.
Relationship and self-esteem author Silvia Congost gives Estima't primer, a talk on learning to love yourself first, at Andorra la Vella's congress centre auditorium.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Magasinet, Odense. In Danish.
Organisational psychologist Aukje Nauta shows how to reframe shame and use it as a source of strength, at work and at home, in her theatre lecture at De Harmonie, Leeuwarden. In Dutch.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Sønderborg Teater, Sønderborg. In Danish.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Svendborg Teater, Svendborg. In Danish.
Organisational psychologist Aukje Nauta shows how to reframe shame and use it as a source of strength, at work and at home, in her theatre lecture at Cultuurhuis Heerlen, Heerlen. In Dutch.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Roskilde Kongrescenter, Roskilde. In Danish.
Organisational psychologist Aukje Nauta shows how to reframe shame and use it as a source of strength, at work and at home, in her theatre lecture at De Lawei, Drachten. In Dutch.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Musikkens Hus, Aalborg. In Danish.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Jysk Musikteater, Silkeborg. In Danish.
Organisational psychologist Aukje Nauta shows how to reframe shame and use it as a source of strength, at work and at home, in her theatre lecture at Theater De Krocht, Zandvoort. In Dutch.
Organisational psychologist Aukje Nauta shows how to reframe shame and use it as a source of strength, at work and at home, in her theatre lecture at Fulcotheater, IJsselstein. In Dutch.
Human physiologist and author Chris MacDonald explains why our relationships matter most for health and wellbeing, and how to understand yourself and others better, at Hermans - Tivoli Friheden, Aarhus. In Danish.
Mexican surgeon-turned-speaker and author of Por el placer de vivir, hosting live Spanish-language talks on attitude, leadership, and getting unstuck.
Spanish psychologist and bestselling author of Si duele, no es amor, touring live talks across Spain on self-esteem and healthy relationships.
Thats Sounds Fun podcast, author
Speaker, mentor, and A Kinder Way guide; co-leads Date With Destiny with Tony Robbins.
NYT bestselling author and host of The School of Greatness podcast (500M+ downloads) teaching habits, healing, and high performance.
Biohacking, fitness, longevity expert
Boundaries expert, therapist, author
Psychotherapist and author of Mating in Captivity, host of Where Should We Begin?, now touring Strangers, Friends, and Lovers worldwide.
Three-time #1 NYT bestselling author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck.
Nearby freeform tags that appear on the same official-site programs.
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