Manage Relationships, Manage Life

You cannot effectively communicate with the people in your life if you are not hearing them.
In this book, Ray Baker illustrates the numerous ways we all undermine relationships, and he teaches us how to systemically employ eight essential tools for building and maintaining healthy relationships with the people in our lives.
By taking us out of our comfort zones, Ray explains why change is essential if we are to hold healthy relationships in our lives. He shows why making even simple changes in how we approach our relationship with another person can have a dramatic effect, be it healthy or unhealthy.
Change is constant, often subtle, and while it might seldom be easy or comfortable, making a change is necessary if you expect to uphold healthy relationships with those around you.
This book breaks down the barriers within each of us and methodically gives us the ability to view our relationships from a fresher and healthier perspective.
About The AuthorRay Baker is a business relationship manager and counselor. He graduated from Nova Southeastern University with a master's degree in psychology. Ray has worked for 15 plus years in a leadership capacity within the banking industry, and for a decade in a counseling environment for a nonprofit agency. Speaking to audiences nationwide, Ray's message is consistent; we all have the ability to build and maintain healthy relationships.