
Jocelyn Turcios
USNothing less than amazing Zane is an amazing coach and individual. I joined the last coaching call and can honestly say he means what he says and truly values his community. He is very involved in the community and does his best to communicate with everyone and help them learn

Nandi Pieterse
ZABest relationship and dating coach Best relationship and dating coach! Learned and learning so much daily.

Lumineux Lighting
ZALocating loyalty a piece of brilliance I have to say" locating loyalty" is a gold mine of wisdom I wish I could have come across 6 years ago, but like they say everything has its time. It was spectacular and I got emotional too during certain lessons, but the fact that zane makes you feel safe to make your own choices while giving you priceless advice unlike other coaches who want you to strictly follow a certain regiment makes it unique, and the fact that he holds the decision which is the "Biggest" decision in your life to choose the correct partner so sacred is beautiful,and how to maintain it once achieved. It's been an amazing experience learning from him and especially because his a man of morals, values and faith makes every bit of advice more rewarding. Astounding work without a doubt!! It's been life changing.

Consumer
USWhat an episode!!! What an episode!!!! Thank you for allowing me to see what I didn’t when I was involved with that person! People are what they do! Let them do what they want and you’ll see what they’d rather be doing!!

Judith Carlson
USThis resonated with me on so many… This resonated with me on so many levels I became emotional at times just hearing about male vs. female and the discussion and questions asked. Having started out in a very loving relationship and it turning to violence happened quickly over a 5 year span. In the beginning it was all about listening, supporting each other emotionally, giving and telling him if we communicate and work together, we can get through anything. We both had childhood wounds that definitely carried over and if you don’t deal with them, they affect every and all relationships. It later turned more into a control thing for him and I catered to everything he wanted, him occasionally giving in from time to time. I also learned I was willing to tolerate this because I had already had a failed marriage. Over time I started setting boundaries and when they were crossed, felt I had no alternative but to leave the relationship. This made me really think about what you said at the end, if they’re not in, then there’s nothing. It isn’t about 50/50, it’s about giving a 100%. I sound like a broken record, but what you’re doing really seems to be impacting many. Thank you Zane