Taegan Lion
Knowledge is the key to most things in life. If you understand it, you can most likely master it. Here are 9 books you should read to improve your love life.
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#1 The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman
This book helped me realize how to give and receive love according to the five love languages! It also helped me find hope and purpose in my marriage. It helped me realize that I was not just butting my head up against a brick wall. There is a process involved.
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Contributors: Deborah Lucero from Live Your Full Life
#2 Rich Dad’s Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki
“To ImproveYour Marriage, It Is Better To Improve Yourself!” and, “Don’t work on the other person, work on your thoughts about the other person.” It helped me realize you need the RIGHT mindset to release thoughts not serving you and change old programs. It taught me to focus my attention and put all your energy into mastering my goals. It showed me how to see the possibilities!
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Contributors: Deborah Lucero from Live Your Full Life
#3 Why You’re Still Single by Evan Marc Katz and Linda Holmes
This is the most no-BS dating book I’ve come across. It doesn’t give you a silver bullet solution on how to land a man; instead, it gives you some real talk on why you might be chasing them away and how you can change that. It takes what the media and rom coms told us growing up and suggests a new, world-flipping mindset that you can mold into actionable steps on your own.
The authors illustrate concepts using genius examples and by asking you to “flip the roles” in your mind so you can see how your current mindset has been detrimental to your dating game. So highly recommended.
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Contributors: Holly Shaftel from Holly Shaftel, LLC
#4 Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski
A deserved best-seller, Nagoski's riveting guide helps lovers and individuals become more secure with themselves as well as their partners in the bedroom. This leads to improved sexual experiences as well as healthier relationships in general. A must-read guide for any couple struggling to hit their stride sexually.
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Contributors: Caleb Backe from Maple Holistics
#5 She Comes First by Ian Kerner
So much of what plagues sexual relationships has to do with narrow-mindedness and selfishness. She Comes First helps couples think for their partners as well as themselves which leads to improved sexual gratification on the part of both halves of the couple.
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Contributors: Caleb Backe from Maple Holistics
#6 The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson
This book will show you how to lessen your stress by prioritizing what you give a F*** about as well as how it can help you be happier and way more successful.
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Contributors: Chris Cucchiara from Personal Develop Fit
#7 Dr. Romance’s Guide to Finding Love Today by Tina Tessina
If you're single, divorced or just out of a breakup, this is the book to help you find the right person. Makes dating fun, effective and safe.
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Contributors: Tina Tessina from Tina Tessina Books
#8 How to Be Happy Partners by Tina Tessina
For couples who are having trouble solving problems, and fight instead. This book will teach you the skills you never learned about creating a partnership.
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Contributors: Tina Tessina from Tina Tessina Books
#9 Love Styles: How to Celebrate Your Differences by Tina Tessina
Lovers have differences: different backgrounds, different skills, different styles. This book shows you how to understand each other and learn to enjoy who you both really are.
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Contributors: Tina Tessina from Tina Tessina Books
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