In each stage, Dr. Gray shares common mistakes for why things may not work out.
The book shares advice on:
β’Β How to pursue women without being needy
β’ How men and women experience the 5 stages differently
β’ Common mistakes that lead to breakups
β’ How to flirt and communicate with women
And much more. Highly recommend this for both men and women.
5/ "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus" by @MarsVenus
This book is an in-depth guide into the minds of both sexes.
It literally translates "girl talk" into "guy talk" and vice-versa.
For instance, men and women interpret complaints and compliments differently.
The book also explains:
β’ Why women sometimes want men to just listen without trying to solve their problems
β’ Why men like to have their space and retreat into their cave
β’ Why men are like rubber bands while women are likes waves
The lesson from this book is simple yet impactful.
There are 5 different ways people express their love.
It's important to know your own love language as well as your partners to maximize the success of your relationship.
You'll learn about:
1) Words of affirmation 2) Acts of service 3) Receiving gifts 4) Quality time 5) Physical touch
I'd recommend taking the online quiz to find out you & your partner's love language then reading the book for more details on how to better express your love.
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A simple system @JamesClear uses to read 30+ books a year.
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The problem:
"Reading books is relatively easy. You simply have to make time to read. Easier said than done, of course."
The task:
"I had to figure out a strategy that would allow me to read more books without letting typical distractions get in the way."
The solution:
"Read 20 pages to start the day."
The system:
"I usually wake up, drink a glass of water, write down 3 things I'm grateful for, and read 20 pages of a book. At that pace (7 books per 10 weeks) I'll read about 36 books in the next year. Not bad."
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