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Us: A User's Guide
by
Dan Tocchini
Daniel Tocchini shows how some basic changes in marital “conversation”—the way couples talk to themselves and each other—can literally transform relationships.
Veteran marriage coach Daniel L. Tocchini doesn’t want to improve marriages. He wants to transform them. Drawing on personal experience and stories from couples he has coached, he offers practical guidance to move co...more
Veteran marriage coach Daniel L. Tocchini doesn’t want to improve marriages. He wants to transform them. Drawing on personal experience and stories from couples he has coached, he offers practical guidance to move co...more
Paperback, 208 pages
Published
January 1st 2010
by David C. Cook
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Daniel says, “We don’t need to change, fix, or better the bad stuff about US: we need the kind of change we call transformation—changing how we view ourselves, our spouse and our marriage. In other words, the way you view your spouse or a particular situation you are in—will determine the quality of your life!” Wow!
“Do you view one another as a product?”; consumerism can and does seep into marriage. We were born into it...it’s everywhere. “A consumer views marriage as if it exists for individual...more
“Do you view one another as a product?”; consumerism can and does seep into marriage. We were born into it...it’s everywhere. “A consumer views marriage as if it exists for individual...more
When I started reading Us, I didn't know what to expect. To me the title alone promises big things and I think this book delivers. I had read a few chapters and already felt myself putting some of the things into practice. In fact I was stomping around angry at my husband last night for something I thought he did, then I read a chapter of us and realized I was assuming he did it and I was assuming I kinew his motivation, when truthfully I did not. This is a big no-no and one of the habits that I...more
Great book on relationbships. Some of it is dry but overall worth the read.
It was ok...not enough practical examples for me.
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