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how to make your relationship work


Maria Akopyan

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This book does a good job of describing the stages of relationships, including what is needed to navigate each stage with connection and grace. The author covers many aspects of what makes a relationship thrive and includes countless tips to implement. The assumption is that both partners are willing and able to commit to improving the relationship, but the suggestions are a good place to start with even one partner making attempts to deepen the overall connection. It’s a good guide for understanding what makes a relationship work.


M Gabriella

This book was like a warm hug for my heart.

Why I Loved It:

1. Straight Talk: Alan doesn’t beat around the bush. He dives right into the nitty-gritty of relationship woes. No fluff, no sugar-coating—just practical advice that hits home.
2. Real-Life Examples: The stories he shares? Oh boy, they’re relatable AF. It’s like he peeked into my past relationships and said, “Hey, I see you there. Let’s fix this mess together.”
3. Humor: Alan’s wit is contagious. I found myself chuckling at his quirky anecdotes and thinking, “Yep, been there, done that.”
4. Actionable Steps: This isn’t one of those books that leaves you hanging. Alan gives you a roadmap. You’ll finish a chapter and think, “Okay, I can totally try that.”
5. No Judgment Zone: Whether you’re dealing with trust issues, communication breakdowns, or the classic “socks on the floor” dilemma, Alan’s got your back. No judgment, just solutions.

Final Verdict:

If your relationship feels like a rollercoaster (minus the cotton candy and adrenaline rush), grab a copy of this book. It’s like having a wise friend who hands you a cup of chamomile tea and says, “You got this, love.”



Alex

Maintaining a relationship isn’t easy but this book provides some very helpful insights on how to make it work. I really liked how straight to the point the author is which makes this book easy to understand and I could see how I could apply it to my own relationship.