How to Love Your Marriage: Making Your Closest Relationship Work
Keeping the love in your marriage requires skills that most of us have not been taught in school or at home. Many people think that the secret to marriage is finding the love of your life. Of greater importance is keeping the love in your life from that moment on.
This book's premise is that love, like self-esteem, doesn't go away; it just gets blocked by negative experiences, comments and beliefs that make the love difficult to feel. When we learn how to remove those obstacles, to let go of the past, to move beyond our egos to the heart of the matter and align our actions with our goals, we can reawaken the love and keep our marriage growing.
How to Love Your Marriage provides:
- Methods for solving problems and being your own best relationship advisor
- Empowering "How to" steps to take even if your partner is not willing to take them with you
- Simple "Love Tips" that you can use immediately
- The EROS formula for creating powerful, loving relationships
- Tools for managing your emotions -- and those of your spouse
- An understanding of self-esteem's impact on a relationship and a relationship's impact on self-esteem
- Self-directed exercises and questions
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Book details
- Author
- Eve Eschner Hogan
- Imprint
- Hunter House, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 256
- Formats
- Paperback, Hardcover
- Subjects
- Family & Relationships › Marriage & Long-Term Relationships
Family & Relationships › Love & Romance - Topics
- romantic relationships · couples · love and romance · emotional healing · self-improvement · communication in relationships · long-term relationships
- ISBN-13
- 9780897934572 (Paperback)9781630267353 (Hardcover)
About the author
EVE ESCHNER HOGAN is a relationship educator, inspirational speaker, and labyrinth facilitator whose books include The EROS Equation: A Soul-ution for Relationships, How to Love Your Marriage: Making Your Closest Relationship Work, and Intellectual Foreplay: A Book of Questions for Lovers and Lovers-to-Be.
Hogan holds a Master’s degree in Confluent Education, a Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Anthropology from UC Santa Barbara, an honorary Doctor of Divinity, and a teaching credential. She also served as Senior Editor for two Chicken Soup for the Soul volumes.
When she’s not writing, Hogan serves as Executive Director of the Divine Nature Alliance and founder of The Sacred Garden on Maui. Her work centers on building healthy relationships in the workplace, the home, and the heart.
Eve lives on Maui.