Is your relationship cracking? Do you change partners, but the problems remain the same? Do you feel that love cools down over time?

People who do not want to admit that both partners are to blame for the situation transfer their problems into the next relationship. As Ellis and Harper point out in this book, it is easier to blame others than to solve problems yourself. Readers who hope to improve their relationships with this book will certainly get results.

Firstly, the book is written simply and engagingly.

Secondly, examples and dialogues are provided to explain the Authors’ ideas.

Thirdly, there are practically no confusing terms and “psychological chatter” here – this is an understandable book with logical ideas.

Fourth, the exercises at the end of the chapters will provide food for thought and help you draw important conclusions.

This book will help you get rid of bad habits and embark on a new relationship path.