Adriana Pőcz

I often wonder why the incredibly talented women around meeach of whom possesses a unique gift and a distinctive perspectivestruggle so much to express themselves, to start connecting with people through their work, and, incidentally, to make money from it.

The biggest headache comes from the area we traditionally call marketing, but in very simple terms, its really about building and maintaining relationships. So ultimately, Ive come to realize that the fear of self-expression and marketing paralysis is actually a fear of peopleof embarrassment, of feeling awkward, of deafening silence and the lack of feedback, of causing disappointment.

We fear relationships because we have been hurt in them, and paradoxically, the only place we can heal is in relationships.

Your vocation can therefore be the place of your own healing, which then naturally radiates out into the world.

The theme of our relationship workshop is: Do we truly listen to each other during our arguments? Can we reach mutual agreements? Do we recognize our shared interests? Can we see each other beyond our shared projections?

Well talk about the kinds of arguments we might have, what each one is about, and what types there are, and the real question will be whether we end up closer to or further from each other by the end of an argument.

Wed also like to discuss how the true outcome of a conflict is when, by the end, we know more about each other than we did when we began this debate.

Were preparing a workshop that combines theory and practice, using everyday examples, and well also share with you our own failures and successes drawn from our personal relationships.