Relationships are like gardens. There’s nothing better than a beautiful garden – and there’s nothing worse than one that’s overgrown and out of control. All gardens, new or old, overgrown or cared-for, need working at. Relationships are the same.

There is nothing more wonderful than a beautiful relationship, and there is nothing more devastating than one that is in a mess.

So if relationships need working on, where do you begin, and how do you know what to do?

The good gardener begins by analysing the soil. This is how he discovers which plants will flourish, which will struggle to survive, and how to treat the soil so that ailing plants can be revived.

If you want your relationship to flourish, or be revived, you need some way of knowing what its strengths and weaknesses are. This is where the You, Me and Us Inventory comes in.