- Purpose: Spot damaging patterns in relationships quickly.
- Key Features:
- Emotional manipulation cues
- Consistency vs. unpredictability
- Hidden agendas or lack of transparency
Growth vs. Damage Checklist
- Purpose: Decide if a relationship is nourishing or harmful.
- Key Features:
- Brain chemicals involved: dopamine, oxytocin, cortisol
- Emotional signals (trust, safety, excitement, anxiety)
- Behavioral patterns (support, sabotage, generosity, selfishness)
Aligned Lifestyle vs. Compromised Lifestyle
- Aligned Lifestyle vs. Compromised Lifestyle
- Shows lifestyle alignment (luxury, self-respect, values) versus compromise and stress.
- Brain chemical effects: happiness vs. resentment/cortisol spikes.
- Genuine Partner vs. Fortune Hunter
- Spotting sincere partners versus those motivated by financial gain or status.
- Behavioral cues, motives, and red flags.
