Shachee - Relationship Coaching

Unlock the full potential of your relationship with Shachee's 4-week couples coaching workshop! This comprehensive program is designed to help couples of all types improve communication, build trust, and deepen their connection.

Through a combination of group sessions, Shachee will guide you and your partner through exercises and discussions that will help you understand each other's needs and wants. You'll learn how to navigate conflicts, express your feelings, and create a shared vision for your future.

Don't let your relationship become stagnant. Sign up for Shachee's couples coaching workshop today and take the first step towards a happier, healthier relationship.

Seats are limited. Sign up now!

Unlock the full potential of your relationship with Shachee's 4-week couples coaching workshop! This comprehensive program is designed to help couples of all types improve communication, build trust, and deepen their connection.

Through a combination of group sessions, Shachee will guide you and your partner through exercises and discussions that will help you understand each other's needs and wants. You'll learn how to navigate conflicts, express your feelings, and create a shared vision for your future.

Don't let your relationship become stagnant. Sign up for Shachee's couples coaching workshop today and take the first step towards a happier, healthier relationship.

Seats are limited. Sign up now!

Shacheecoaching Join our 4-week relationship coaching sessions with Shachee Mehta, a relationship coach with over 8 years of combined counseling and coaching experience. Find more about her here.

The fear of things getting heated shouldn't deter you from having much-needed difficult conversations with your partner.

In fact, if done right, they can strengthen your relationship.

Here are few tips to do it in the most painless and understanding manner.

👉 Collect your thoughts and compose your emotions. Plan what you wish to discuss beforehand.

👉 Pick an appropriate time and place where both you and your partner are NOT in a hurry, busy, overwhelmed, or exhausted.

👉 Focus on the issue. Don't drag other subjects into the conversation.

👉 Don't indulge in name-calling and personal attacks. Try to understand your partner's perspective and focus how the problem can be sorted.

👉 Take a break if you aren’t getting anywhere and return to it when both of you have had the opportunity to reflect (and perhaps, cool down a bit).

Don't avoid the conversations ❤️ Take them head-on!

If you're struggling still, seek professional help. My DMs are always open 🙌

You thought you would grow old with this person but suddenly you find yourself with your heart in your hand without knowing where to turn.

I know how hard break-ups can be. Side effects can range from losing focus, depression, hopelessness to much more. This can effect your daily life as well as your professional life.

So, let me help you rediscover your values and re-focus on your own growth.

Detox from your ex in my 6 week program and take back control of your life with confidence and a fresh perspective.

DM me to move on today.

"Comparison if the thief of joy."

And in relationships, it is the thief of love.

The moment you start comparing your relationship with others, you start taking your own relationship for granted. Suddenly, you forget the good qualities about your partner and become too focused on what's missing which leads to resentment and sadness.

Moreover, it is unfair to your partner as it sets unrealistic expectations from them when they didn't do anything 'wrong' in the first place!

It's important to remember that you may be comparing the worst of your relationship to the best parts of someone else's relationship that they want you to see. No relationship is perfect. No partner is perfect. You just have to find what's perfect for YOU.

So, instead of focusing on what you wish you would change in your relationship, look at your partner’s appealing qualities. Validate, and appreciate them for it.

Love them for who they are, not who you want them to be ❤️

Have you ever found yourself comparing your relationship to others?

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Do you dread first-dates because of awkward conversations and long silences?

You’re not alone!

These tips will help you reduce the stress and overbearing pressure of the first-date so you can have a good time.

👉 Talk about things you have in common. Love coffee? Bond over your common love for it. Hate pineapple pizza? Laugh over it together!

👉 Don’t ask what they look for a living. Instead ask more open ended questions such as what inspired you to take this career or when did you know this is what you wanted to do.

👉 Ask about their hobbies, talents, and their social life.

👉 Discuss the deal-breakers for you.

👉 Be you! If you feel it isn’t a good match, or you’re forcing yourself to say things that don’t come to you naturally, you can always leave. The date doesn’t have to drag on over any self-imposed sense of obligation. The only thing you owe your date is respect and there’s always a way to exit a situation gracefully.

What's the one thing that makes us complete? It's someone's loving hand on ours.

Having a partner who understands and cherishes you is a bliss and it makes your life a lot easy yet very adventurous. Having someone with whom you can be yourself and still knowing that they'll love you, makes you feel safe. It makes you feel complete.

So, if you are looking for the perfect one for you, then Shachee Coaching presents the singles program curated to help you develop self love and make healthy decision to find the love of your life.

DM to schedule a 30-minute FREE call.

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There is no such thing as an "effortless" relationship outside fairytales and movies.

Efforts in a relationship go beyond getting flowers and gifts for your partner. It involves being receptive to your partner's needs when even it isn't easy. It involves having tough conversations without fearing how your partner would react. It involves forgiving and being patient even when everything seems to be falling apart. It involves commitment and dedication to the fullest.

In the end, it's not love, but efforts that really sustain a relationship in long-term. Do you agree?

"When people set boundaries with you, it's their attempt to continue the relationship with you. It's not an attempt to hurt you."
- Elizabeth Earnshaw

Have you set these boundaries with your partner? Share how they've changed your relationship in the comments ❤️

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I'll go first..

I used to believe that love is enough. But now I know it takes more than that.

It's about staying connected, being emotionally present and compassionate, and being willing to work through most problems.

Love enhances efforts.

Over to you🎤 What is something you used to believe about relationships, but no longer do?