Loving Relationship Communication

We never intend to be in a relationship to struggle, cause pain, and feel hurt. Yet it happens so often! What are we doing wrong when our intentions are right? Fights, misunderstandings, and disconnection can taint even the purest of love. And then one starts questioning, "Will we ever have a healthy and harmonious relationship?" or "Are we right for each other?” These thoughts can create a snowballing effect that leads to breakup. When, in reality, the question one should ask is: “How can we have a healthy and harmonious relationship and be good to each other?”

This audiobook helps to remove the fear of misunderstanding when one expresses love in a corporate environment by teaching them to do this through their actions toward those they lead, by elevating those led to a place of honor and prominence. Treating them with more care and concern than is normally encountered in the corporate world of today. Put aside your concerns of appropriate behavior and do a deep dive into how to change your mindset on leading from a place of love.

When it comes to marital communication, this easy-to-understand book will teach you about the importance of healthy communication in a marriage and how to use effective/realistic communication techniques to improve love and intimacy with your spouse, to create a peaceful environment, to develop a fun-filled marriage, and also achieve a successful/happy marriage.

"Don't be a dick." In today's world, these four words can be the key to making our existence a kinder, more loving place. Within this book are 69 practical ways of helping out your fellow human being. Between advice on how to not be a dick to your family and friends, to how to not be a dick to people online, this little hurricane of a guide covers it all. By the end of it, you'll be returning your shopping carts, cleaning your sweat off the gym equipment, and getting consent prior to any sexual encounter like a boss.

Hast Du Probleme, auf die Wünsche Deines Partners einzugehen? Fällt es Dir schwer, Deine Bedürfnisse Deinem Partner mitzuteilen? Fühlst Du Dich selber vernachlässigt und weißt nicht, wie Du es Deinem Partner vermitteln kannst? "Konflikte, Streit und verbale Gewalt sind oftmals keine böse Absicht des Partners. Sie sind keine Versuche, dem Gegenüber zu schaden. Es ist vielmehr der Versuch, etwas zur Beziehung beizutragen - leider jedoch oftmals auf eine traurige und schädigende Art und Weise".