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If you’re in a long-term relationship, it’s time to spice up your sex life this Valentine’s Day. Desire needs distance, while love needs closeness and support, and these two needs often create tension in a relationship. Learn how to lust for the partner you already have with the same heady spark as when you were falling in love with Esther Perel’s advice.
Find out what self-help advice actually works when put into action, what not to bother with, and the surprising source of the advice that helped Marianne Power the most over the course of her experiment reading self-help books. Funny and self-deprecating, Power lays her anxieties and insecurities out to bare in a way that will resonate with many readers.
Chapman’s love languages are five simple keys that open the door to lasting happiness in any relationship. Identify your and your partner’s primary language today to ensure your feelings are clear and your love endures long past Valentine's Day.
With New Years’ hangovers fresh on our mind, a dry January has never sounded so appealing. For casual drinkers who are curious about life without alcohol, this book offers step-by-step instructions to experiment with a booze-free lifestyle.
“Tidying Up With Marie Kondo” is Netflix’s latest original series just in time for the new year. Make 2019 the year you finally learn the ins and outs of the KonMari Method so you can effectively clean your house and your mind.
Not to sound narcissistic, but you should probably be one of your favorite people in the world, because you are a badass. Even just repeating “I am a badass” five times a day probably has the power to make you a better person, but you should definitely read this book by the sassy Jen Sincero for even more wisdom and inspiration.
Small habits make a big difference. This practical guide shows you simple steps to establish good habits — and ditch the bad ones. Get on track to improve your performance every day this year, one habit at a time.
The description promises to teach you “how to quit-proof [your] goals,” and since that promise comes from Michael Hyatt, author of “Living Forward,” we know it’s a safe bet. No matter your New Year’s resolution, this is THE book you need to read to achieve your goals.
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