The art of negotiation and the art of combat

Perception, lack of understanding, stress and emotions: all these are often at the heart of relationship problems.

Trusting, trusting each other, adopting the right attitude to dare to be confrontational in relationships with others seems to us essential.

Then conflict becomes a source of life, discussions and shared negotiation.

The art of convincing people is therefore an attitude, a principle of life, a martial art.

Our concept: using the principles of a Chinese internal martial art, Yi Quan, to regulate the relationship with others during a negotiation or conflict.

How do we learn about others, discuss, share, dare to confront them whilst preserving our interests?

In order to illustrate this viewpoint, come and practise and share our ideas on the following subjects:

How to manage your stress and prepare for an interview.

What attitudes should be adopted in a difficult relationship.

How to be authoritative without being aggressive.

Dare to commit.

Yi Quan is an internal combat discipline aiming at absolute efficacy through simplicity and self-control.

It is also a health discipline making it possible to work on attitude and assertiveness.

All while remaining calm!