Making Marriage Work

Learn How to Identify Irrational Behaviors That Trigger Anxiety and Jealousy, and Know How to Communicate with Your Spouse for Stronger Relationships

By: Ryan Farrell

Narrated by: Jim Clark

How often do you talk with your spouse with an open heart?

Do you get annoyed with your relationship, subconsciously looking for something new?

Do you feel jealous when someone else tries to get close to your partner?

Or maybe, you are just looking for help with improving communication?

If yes, then keep reading!

Most couples, at some stage in their marriage, have to deal with such issues. And it is a serious matter! The shouting, resentment, rage, rejection, outrage, intrusion, accusing, and insults can all make your relationship go down the drain. It may ruin your capacity not only to interact with your partner effectively, but also to enjoy your marriage.

In your married life, a lack of communication can lead to a divorce. Similarly, jealousy and anxiety in a relationship can ruin the beauty of it, too. But don’t worry! This audiobook bundle is here to help you cope with your problems.

In this audiobook bundle you’ll learn about:

• Relationships and Communication
• Principles for a Happy Marriage
• Signs of a Healthy Relationship
• Recognizing the Irrational Behaviors That Trigger Anxiety and Jealousy
• Effective Communication Techniques for Couples
• Building a Strong Relationship with Your Spouse

Moreover, there are proven practical methods and techniques that will lead to improve your marriage and help you to interact better with your spouse without arguing or shouting.

What are you waiting for? Get the audiobook today by clicking the “buy now” button at the top of the page!

©2020 Ryan Farrell (P)2020 Ryan Farrell

Hard to follow along

Overall a very good book but the reader’s monotone and almost robotic style can make it hard to follow the material he’s reading. He often briefly pauses mid-sentence leaving me concentrating on “did I just miss something, was that the end of a sentence”? By then he has resumed the sentence and I have to rewind to hear the words in a complete sentence. He often slows way down ( I think he’s trying to read ahead silently) again making me wonder if it’s for dramatic effect or to make something stand out in the story. Nope it’s just him reading in a not so smooth manner

Should be required listening!

Brief, well researched, to the point practical advice. Well worth your time to build or preserve a great relationship.

Not good

I was looking for a book to help me and my husband learn how to communicate. Instead, I got a lesson in psychiatry. And the person reading the story has a really annoying voice. It’s like Squid word reading a bedtime story