Why My Relationships Suck

How to Create Strong Relationships with Courage and Heart

The key to a successful relationship is understanding why your current one sucks.

ABOUT BOOK

If you’re like most people, you want a relationship but don’t know how to create a happy, thriving, successful one. You’ve tried and failed and have even tried again, often repeating the same mistakes. You know what you don’t want but not what you want. And underneath it all, you have a deep sense of shame, failure and loneliness—even though you’re in a relationship.

This was the story of my life. I hit rock bottom when I broke into my drug dealer’s house to find my then wife having an affair with him. Talk about a wake up call. It took my first marriage exploding to face the fact that the common denominator in all of my failed relationships was me.

No matter how much your current relationship sucks, no matter how many failed relationships you’ve had, there is a way to stop your relationship from sinking and start learning simple yet effective strategies for how to experience the legendary relationship that makes you want to be a better man.

IT ALL STARTS WITH YOU.

What Readers Are Saying

Why My Relationships Suck is the Operational Manual I wish I’d had 20 years ago.

INSIDE THE BOOK

Why My Relationships Suck

How to Create Strong Relationships with Courage and Heart

MEET THE AUTHOR

Bob Conlin is a Coach, Author, Husband, Father and Relationship Champion.

For over 10 years, he’s been supporting clients to create a life and relationship that blows them away with how amazing it all can really be. Originally trained as a nurse, he has a very unique approach to healing by facilitating people to stop chasing what’s supposed to make them happy and start looking inside, to what truly fulfills them.

Bob is a Professional Certified Coach, the president-elect for the Chicago chapter of the International Coaching Federation, and holds an MBA from Benedictine University and a baccalaureate of science in Nursing from Purdue University.

He’s trained in the Gottman Method, which is a research-based approach to relationships. He’s also a leader in training and mentor for new coaches with Accomplishment Coaching’s Ontological Coach and Leadership development programs.

Bob’s philosophy is that we are in relationship to everything and the top three opportunities for growth exist in self, loving others, and career. Now, as a relationship coach, he’s doing the work that he was meant to do to fulfill his life purpose.

 

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