The Relationship Teacher
About the Book
Lessons Learned: While Looking for Love in All the Wrong Faces is a relationship memoir and uses real life experiences to provide insight as to why people make the romantic relationship choices they make, how to break free of repeating destructive relationship patterns and how to recognize flags which indicate that a person is not our ideal mate.
Who Should Read It
Anyone who desires a healthy and rewarding romantic relationship but just can't seem to figure out why they keep ending up in relationships with unsuitable partners. This book was written from a women's perspective because it is a memoir, however, men have found the book to be extremely helpful and eye-opening regarding women and relationships.
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Why I Wrote It
While counseling university students I noticed that people (men and women) from all walks of life would seek counseling for academic-related matters but the sessions always turned to relationship issues. And, in every professional position I have held, co-workers, subordinates and my superiors would always find their way over to my desk and would just pour the hearts out about their relationship issues. I soon realized that unresolved relationship issues affect all areas of our lives. I also realized that the fact the people felt comfortable sharing the most intimate details of their lives with me was indicative that coaching others through relationship issues was a mission I had been selected to fulfill.
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