Relationship Advice for Prima Donnas

By Andy Kasch

While going through life as a selfish prima donna may seem to have its benefits, you are bound to need relationship advice (probably sooner rather than later) if this is how you roll. No worries. In this 14-chapter book, Arthur Laud will walk you through fixing the problems in all your relationships and show you how to be popular. Soon you will have people actually liking you, and you don't even need to trade in your convertible or your $300 pair of sunglasses. 
 
You need to have healthy, functional relationships in order to fully enjoy all that this world has to offer. If you have been missing out on this important aspect of life, it's time to remedy that situation. 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Andy Kasch
• Release date: Oct 2, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393845225

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Relationship Advice for Prima Donnas

How to Have Healthy Functional Relationships with Family, Friends, and Co-Workers... even if you are a tad on the selfish side.

Arthur Laud

© 2012-2109 Andrew Kasch

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Table of Contents

Why Your Relationships Suck

Why You Need Healthy Relationships

Are You Really As Cool As You Think You Are?

Becoming an Asset Instead of a Liability

Being Supportive

Practicing the Art of Personal Sacrifice

Finding Satisfaction in Small Things

Earning Respect

Wow- Suddenly People Actually Like You

Supporting Your Spouse/Significant Other

Supporting Your Children

Supporting Your Friends

Healthy Co-Worker Relationships

Conclusion

About the Author

Why Your Relationships Suck

Relationships are not an easy and natural thing to maintain for many people. This is quite understandable. We are all individuals with our own individual goals and priorities. You will not find another person on the planet with your personal list of priorities, not even your beloved fiancée. When people in our lives have different priorities which conflict with our own, trouble ensues - especially if they are a spouse or significant other. Somebody is going to be disappointed, in the very least.

If you find yourself having trouble in your relationships and are wondering why, it is because of an inability to reconcile your difference in priorities with those of the other person(s). Who is to blame for this? Usually both parties own at least some degree of fault for the situation at hand, much like a traffic accident. But understand that the odds are against it being mostly the other person’s fault with every single relationship in your life.

Ask yourself if you are the one to blame for