Getting it Right This Time: How to Create a Loving and Lasting Marriage 1st Edition. by Barry . their Getting it Right the First Time: Creating a Healthy Marriage.
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Please try your request again later. Chana Levitan MSc is an educator, speaker, therapist and author with 25 years of experience. Through the 10 essential questions discussed in this book, Chana assists her readers to gain the insight and clarity necessary to make the right decision. Chana has lectured extensively across the globe on five different continents and has counseled literally thousands of men and women. She believes that a good marriage has many lives; it really is a dynamic, evolving process.
This is wonderful truth that couples with 'staying power' reveal to themselves and to others; a truth that sadly many people will never know and Chana is dedicated to getting this message across to as many people as possible. This book is a practical guide for couples to not only learn to live with their personality differences but to actually love with their differences. Chana loves people, music and nature; she and her husband grab every opportunity to hike and camp.
One of Chana's driving passions is to give people the tools they need to trust themselves and their abilities to create their successful marriages.
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Swapping stories with others and enjoying new experiences make me -- I hope -- a more interesting person for my spouse to be around. When Katie Couric asked Barbra Streisand the secret to her happy year marriage to James Brolin, she replied "time apart. There are many things you should never say to a longtime spouse, the first being: It's also never a good idea to start a sentence with: We hopefully all have a pretty good sense of ourselves at this point and having someone you love point out a failing in this way does little to engender a loving relationship.
Neither of these is true. If you start a sentence with these words your mate is certain to shut down or start a fight. Stop for a minute and think about what you really mean to say -- and then say that instead. In life, there are big things and there are little things. The big things -- draining the bank accounts to support a gambling habit, forgetting to mention that he's in the federal witness relocation program living under a false identity or that he has a second family stashed in Queens -- are of course one-way streets to divorce court.
But most of us don't have problems of that magnitude. Most of us have problems that are more like petty and repeated annoyances, which when fed the steroids of resentment and anger, balloon up like Arnold Schwarzenegger. And we all know what steroids did to his heart , right?
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Most of our problems start out small enough -- he borrows the jumper cables from your car and then leaves them sitting in the driveway just waiting to get run over -- and from that sprouts a giant festering sore. It leads you to utter words like, "If you loved me you would have put the jumper cables back in my car so that when I get stuck in a bad neighborhood with a dead battery I could save myself," which, in my household, generally results in a reply like "When do you ever drive in bad neighborhoods?
It is the small annoyances that, if left unaddressed, do us in. For a happier marriage, address them right away and keep it simple.
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Sometimes the best way to address a problem is to just walk away from it -- as in seriously let it go. Not every slight must be addressed. Know that not every insult is intended. Practice letting go as much as you can. Bite your tongue until the tip bleeds.
And once in a while, remind yourself of why you married this person. Focus on those reasons and let stuff pass without mention. The trick to successful silence, however, is that you really let the problem pass. If you stay silent and still harbor bad thoughts, well, that's where ulcers come from. As the Beatles told us, "Let It Be. Relationships aren't flat-lined; that's death, actually.