Synopsis
10 Secrets of a Great Marriage is organized in 10 easy -to -follow chapters that highlight the essential elements of a happy and lasting marriage. Topics covered include how to be the right partner, how to date with purpose, how to juggle a growing family and how to deal with the "Big Six" - six non-negotiable and important issues including religion (to practice or not to), children (how many - if any - to have), money (how to save and how to send) and even recreation (how to enjoy time together).
10 Secrets of a Great Marriage is more than another trendy relationship book of the hour; it's a book meant for all couples, from the newly married to those celebrating their golden anniversary and beyond. From happy couples who want to make their good relationship great to frustrated couples who need a completely fresh perspective.
About the Author
THE LEEDS Lilo and Gerard Leeds met in a ski lodge in the Adirondack Mountains in 1950, were married in 1951 and now, 56 years later, have a family of five children and 13 grandchildren. They are both refugees from Nazi Germany. They arrived in the U.S. with virtually no money, but eventually became successful business entrepreneurs, and continued more recently as social entrepreneurs, with a primary focus on improving the education of children in poor communities. Terrence Real has been a family therapist and teacher for more than 20 years. The bestselling Author of I Don't Want to Talk About It: Overcoming the Secret Legacy of Male Depression (Scribner, 1997), How Can I Get Through to You? Reconnecting Men and Women (Scribner, 2002) and The New Rules of Marriage: What You Need to Know to Make Love Work, Terry knows how to lead couples on a step-by-step journey to greater intimacy-and greater personal fulfillment. Susan Seliger is an award-winning writer, magazine editor, editorial and marketing consultant and professional storyteller. She is the Author of Stop Killing Yourself: Make Stress Work for You; a chapter of that health book is currently on display as an interactive exhibit called, How Old Are You Really? in half a dozen science museums across the U.S. and in Belfast, Ireland.
