My work has always come back to a single question:
Why are the relationships that shape our lives the ones we’re taught the least about?
For more than twenty years, I kept noticing the same thing. Brilliant people were making thoughtful decisions about their careers, finances, and businesses, but often felt completely on their own when it came to relationships.
Not because they weren’t intelligent. Simply because nobody had ever taught them.
We spend years learning how to build careers and solve problems. Very little time is spent learning how to choose the people we trust, build healthy relationships, or navigate the conversations that matter most.
The more I worked with people, the more I realised this wasn’t limited to one setting. I saw it in organisations, in friendships, in families, and especially in people looking for a life partner.
That was the thread running through all of my work. I wasn’t interested in relationships as a topic. I was interested in how they quietly shape almost every part of our lives.
That’s what eventually became Linkked.