Ready to Surrender: Poor Communication in Marriage is a Battle You Can Win

by Brad Miller, Tami Miller

We all struggle at times with conflict in our marriages and the poor communication that occurs as a result of that conflict. This is often the point where you feel like you are at the end of your rope, like you don’t know what to do to get things back on track, like you are Ready to Surrender. When you feel like you are Ready to Surrender, you have the motivation you need to understand where your conflict resolution skills have slipped and suffered. Furthermore, we have written this unique book to show you exactly how to get things back on track for good. What if it were possible to resolve conflict with less collateral damage in your relationship? What if doing so made communication between you and your spouse as effortless as it once was? Most marriage books teach you how to love more, understand more deeply, and give you creative date night ideas. And those books are great, but Ready to Surrender is the first book to show you how to systematically de-escalate a conflict in your marriage so that you can finally put your communication struggles behind you. Further, marriages with fewer unresolved conflicts are happier and have a better chance to last a lifetime! Isn’t that what we all really want? For our marriages to last a lifetime? If you think communication with your spouse is the problem, we have written this book with you in mind. If you are tired of the continual conflict in your marriage, we have written this book for you too!

141 pages, Paperback

Published January 29, 2018

Reviews

[Sally Poyzer · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great, easy to read book that gives lots of practical advice about conflict resolution in a marriage. I found some of the advice useful for other relationships too e.g. with kids. It's worth investing in this resource! As they say in the book: "As of early 2017, the average cost of a wedding in the United States was $29,858. Furthermore, the average married couple will spend over $600 just for their wedding cake, but will balk at spending any amount to keep their marriage intact. We cannot make any sense of that. Enjoy your wedding, but invest into your marriage!"

Well said!