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Note that the interview actually begins approx. 3 minutes into the show.
Dr. Robert Rose THE COMPLETE TEACHER radio show
Marriage has seen better days. - Even the 'Best of Marriages' can be improved.
Folks wait until
later in life to wed, if they wed at all. - Divorce happens with
an alarming frequency. Second and third marriages have an even
smaller chance for success. -
'Til
death do us part
has become a fairly meaningless phrase. - Infidelity
is skyrocketing.
Involving
most
age
groups and initiated by each gender. - Self-absorption,
finances, gender roles, children, aging parents, failing health,
unrealistic expectations, housework, and sexual/ intimacy issues all
contribute to the strain experienced by even the happiest of married couples.
What do we do about
this? - What
can you
do about this?
IMPROVE YOUR MARRIAGE – Don't Overlook the Obvious, the book,
is a part of that answer.
*
It
should help already blissful couples
to greater value what they have, maintain it, and fine-tune their
relationship. *
It
should help troubled marriages become better, happier, and more fulfilling.* And, finally, it should be 'must reading'
for those contemplating marriage, as well as newlyweds.
IMPROVE YOUR MARRIAGE – Don't Overlook the Obvious takes
a different approach than what you might have experienced elsewhere. A perfect guide for married couples of all ages. Using only 1 or 2 sentences per segment to get the point across to you. (Just as The Ten Commandments and some N.Y. Times Bestsellers have done!)
IMROVE YOUR MARRIAGE - Don't Overlook
The Obvious is a compilation of over 500, to-the-point, practical
ideas and statements. It recommends personal responsibility, while
acknowledging the roles of others. And does not
advocate a 'one size fits all' mentality.
ImproveYour Marriage – Don't Overlook the Obvious
tells you what your mom, dad, or best friend would tell you if they
knew, had the courage to tell you, or had the opportunity to explain.
If you examine your relationship issues and strip away the details, the 'fluff'', and extraneous information, you will undoubtedly realize that the crux of most problems, tensions, issues... and their solutions are fairly simple to explain. -- The trouble is that we often choose to ignore these because they are so 'basic'/ 'common sense'. Or, because we practice them occasionally; without acknowledging that it is
not often enough. Or, simply that we doubt something so simple to explain,
could produce great results!
