Description
This is an east to read book that adopts a common sense approach to making relationships successful.
You will learn:
* 14 ways to improve your relationship
* Essential relationship rules to live by
* The different needs of men and women
* Why things go wrong and how to counteract them
* Why people have affairs and how to avoid them
* Why people stay in a failing relationship
* Why people argue and how to avoid doing so
Relationships are special.
To ensure yours stays on track, a Check Up Questionnaire in included so you can continually monitor your progress.
Make the time to ensure your relationship succeeds.
You’ll be glad you did!
Like to see some content of the book? Here is a link to the first Chapter.
Enjoy!
Testimonials:
“Here is a book for every couple to keep handy. Its plain language, down-to-earth wisdom and challenging questions allow partners to see themselves as the other sees them, and to step beyond their own assumptions about what is best for the relationship. Those who take this book seriously are in for some new understandings and a great relationship.”
… Lorna Henry
In this book, Clive provides strategies for identifying and addressing the key issues and concerns that impact on us and our relationships. It’s full of logical common-sense, presented in an easy to relate to manner … almost a recipe for living!
The other thing that stood out for me is that it is a book that can (and should be) shared with those we want to build more effective relationships with … because relationships involve more than self.”
… Ly Smith
A great book. Clive has compiled a reference book for the perfect relationship. This book should be taught at all high schools as part of the curriculum, thus preventing many split relationships.
… Darryl Lamotte
“For a simple guide to complex relationship issues, this book is a must.”
… Kerrie Plum
Clive Murphy is the master of simplicity. Wherever you are in a relationship, this book will give you clear ideas that will help you to improve all aspects of how you and your partner interact.
… Michael Doyle