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CURIOUS…?

Or are you thinking more along the lines of:

“20 years – lots of marriages last that long. So what?”

“Everyone has to make compromises.”

“We just grew apart…”

“This relationship drained me…”

“He / she didn’t even realize what they had in me…”

What does it really mean to be in a relationship?

To nurture a relationship – without self-sacrifice?

And still – or precisely because of that – continue to grow?

My wife and I are in the 20th year of our partnership –

and we are still in a real relationship.

That means:

We argue.

We misunderstand each other.

And still – or precisely because of that – we are willing to keep learning from one another.

What has changed is not whether conflicts arise –

but how we deal with them.

How quickly we truly apologize today.

How quickly we remember again that the other person loves us.

More than ever, we live trust.

With a deeper understanding of how relationships really work –

and how much holding on to expectations and needs

leads to power struggles, resignation, or compromises.

I could never have imagined the kind of relationship I have with my wife today.

Not 20 years ago.

Not 10 years ago.

And not even a year ago.

If you are ready to experience relationship in a new way – 

more real, deeper, and more connecting,

then I warmly invite you:

20 YEARS IN LOVE – HOW DOES THAT WORK?

What you can expect:

  • A new perspective on relationships – without blame and struggle
  • More connection instead of misunderstanding
  • Tools to find your way back to love more quickly
  • Healing through genuine connection.

Have you become curious?

Then register now

Venue

77815 Bühl, Germany

Times

Saturday, 24 October, 10:00–18:00.
Sunday, 25 October, 09:00–17:00.

Price

349 euros
249 euros earlybird and couples

Register here

Stop wasting time!

Free yourself from old beliefs – and experience what a relationship can truly be.


This post was written by Linda Sankey

Posted on on March 30, 2026 10:04 am

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