Radomir Samardzic

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Radomir Samardzic

Radomir Samardzic Quick Facts

Main Areas
Relationships
Best Sellers
The Relationship Saver at www.RelationshipSaver.us, The Gameless Relationship at www.GamelessRelationship.com
Career Focus
Author, Coach, Consultant, Trainer, Speaker.
Affiliation
Santa Monica College, Santa Monica, CA

Radomir has been married since 1975 and have known his now wife, Antoinette since 1969 when they both were in their early twenties. They have a wonderful daughter Diana (32) who has earned her PhD in Psychology from JFK University in Califo ia, U.S.A.

Besides having a very happy and satisfying marriage, Radomir is also a Founder and Director of a successful coaching firm DDC Global where he uses the previous training in communication and teamwork to incorporate it in his current practice of coaching individuals in their relationships as well as training organizations in forming "championship" teams.

Radomir’s interest in the workings of human nature, as well as his experience in working and communicating with people in different environments – he has worked in the United Kingdom, Yugoslavia, Kuwait, and the United States - has naturally led him to his present vocation.

His curent interests in this area revolve arround Integra Philosophy (Ken Wilber) and Spyral Dynamics (Clare Graves)

DDC Global operates from Los Angeles where Radomir has lived with his wife and daughter since 1981. As a business, professional and personal coach, he is highly committed to his clients' being at their best at all times and in any circumstance. He sees no option for success, but to "manifest your best".

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Oh, yes they do! Now, let’s see how this works. I understand that it is a generalization, but we are generally either men or women, so this would apply to all of us to a larger or smaller degree whether we are aware of it or not. Everyone knows what a man’s agenda is, at least at the beginning of a “romantic” relationship. It’s sex, loud and clear. We men of course will not admit it out loud, but that’s what we dream of when we encounter a woman we “like”. Women know that as well and they use it, consciously or not, to attract men.

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In the last few years since I’ve been selling The Relationship Saver and coaching people in their relationships, I have come to see an interesting trend in age-old beliefs and behaviors taken for granted, never questioning whether they work or if there is a better way to do things. Namely, there are two things that we presume come to us naturally: relationships and parenting. What we mean by naturally is that we should have inbo knowledge of the best way to be in a relationship as well as to rear our children.

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This is what the dictionary says about what we mean by Humility: humility |(h)yo??milit?| noun a modest or low view of one's own importance; humbleness. But is this really enough to grasp the whole importance humility plays, or does NOT play in our lives? Is being humble a positive or negative trait? Humble (v.) and humiliate (v.) sound similar, but humiliate emphasizes shame and the loss of self-respect and usually takes place in public, while humble is a milder term implying a lowering of one's pride or rank. So, why and how is this important in a relationship?

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After dealing with thousands of people and their relationships, it became very obvious to me that the people who are looking for relationship help usually seek it after they have exhausted all the knowledge and tricks they themselves had up their sleeve. By the time they start looking for relationship help, it is often, if not too late, then at least more difficult to get the relationship help that would work than if they had started looking at the first signs of trouble. So, what are the sources that people look for when they need relationship help?

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How many times a day do we wonder: am i attractive enough? The answer is not simple, yet it is. You are and you are not. It depends on to whom you are talking and what you mean by attractive. Why do we play this “attractive” game when we don’t know what we want to achieve by trying so hard to be ...

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Here is the theme and the statement of the day: In order for any relationship to work and have any lasting prospect of existence what it must have first and foremost is INTEGRITY. So, what is this thing we call integrity? We use the word usually in relationship with others, like politicians, business people, and such. We can say when ‘those people’ have no integrity. How often do we think about and consider our own integrity? Do we know when we are in integrity and when we are not?

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Reacting means to act again, re–act. Reacting is based on what we already know and often so well that we do it automatically. Some reactions are very useful for our survival, like pulling our hand back from a hot furnace or jumping away from an oncoming car. In other words when our bodies sense ...

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Are we our feelings, or we just have them? Sometimes it seems that we are made of them. Feelings pervade our every day lives. How do we manage them and how we use them or abuse them? We have good feelings and bad feelings. When we feel good we appear to be a totally different person than when we feel bad. How do we manage them and how we use them or abuse them? This is the subject of today's article.

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I asked my good friend Philip, an Aikido practitioner, to wrote this article because when I first time heard of this technique I immediately recognized it as a gold mine for resolving relationship conflicts (although this particular story is about a conflict with a neighbor) and and at the same time developing yourself. Our automatic behavior is to re-act to each other which, as I mentioned in The Relationship Saver, throws a wrench into the wheels of our relationship and into a downward spin.

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Certainly not; your wedding wasn't. Let me try and explain, but first let me say what prompted me to write this article. I'll make it short. I recently talked to the parents of a couple who was about to get divorced and they said: "We cannot do anything about it. It's their business and their private life. They are adults and we do not want to interfere."

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After buy­ing and read­ing the Rela­tion­ship Saver, some peo­ple ask for coach­ing. One of the most fre­quent rea­sons they men­tion for their part­ner leav­ing them is either they say their part­ner does not love them, or is not in love with them any more. These two may sound very sim­i­lar and peo­ple may eas­ily con­fuse the two, but dis­tin­guish­ing them is cru­cial for under­stand­ing what is really going on.

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Tel.: (310) 836 -1491

Los Angeles, CA