At ARCH Impacts, we believe quality relationship are the strategic advantage for success, in any area of life. Whether you’re leading a team, raising a family, launching a business, or pursuing personal goals, your ability to connect with others will determine how far you go.
It’s not just theory. A landmark Harvard study found that relationships—not intelligence, not income, not status—are the single greatest predictor of life satisfaction, personal resilience, and even long-term health. (summarized here) concluded that your relationships impact the quality of your life more than any other single factor and it wasn’t even close.
Yet most of us tried to learn relationships through unintentional methods. That end up with us relying on instincts, other people’s habits, or fragmented advice. We then often hit preventable barriers.
There is a better way. Our GENUINE framework is practical and proven framework to help you:
Expand your influence
Build trust faster
Create high-performing teams
Strengthen personal connections
Increase life satisfaction
If you’re ready to build the relationships that will multiply your impact—start here.
Preview the cheat code for great relationships
All successful people are on unique journeys towards their personal definition of success but all happy and successful people know that relationships are a huge part of their success. They also know that success feels better when you have people to share it with.
We have identified the consistent behaviors of the people we admire. Applying them in your life will enable you to have more successful relationships at home, at work, and in your community regardless of how you define success.
Discover your relationship aptitude and how to improve the quality of your relationships
You can take the free GENUINE Relationships Quiz to find out how you show up across the 7 relationship behaviors. This will get you started on the journey to discover where you need to focus efforts to get better at your relationships.
More relationship resources
Relationships have many different phases and interactions. That means their is complexity in the simplicity of what it takes to have healthy relationships. These resources apply the GENUINE framework to a variety of relationship situations.
