At the Edge of Goodbye: How to Live Your Best Life With or Without Your Partner

By Lynne Glazer

•  Are you in a relationship and feeling unfulfilled
•  Have you settled for a life that you really don't want?
•  Is your relationship filled with repetitive arguments and conflict?
• Have you considered leaving your relationship or are already separated or divorced?

If so, this book is for you. Reading this book could save your relationship by serving as a preventative measure before you reach the edge. If you are already there, it will help you know what to do next.

 

Drawing on multiple psychological theories and spiritual philosophies, including the Law of Attraction, Lynne has carefully woven her personal story and insights, as well as some interesting anecdotal stories throughout the book, presenting an enlightening perspective on why relationships succeed or fail.    

 

This book will help you:

• Get to the root of the problem
• Utilize an array of tools to help you increase your awareness
• Discover who you really are through your relationship dynamic
• Gain clarity about whether to leave or stay
• Determine what changes you need to make, so you can start living your best life with or without your partner                             

 

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lynne Glazer
• Release date: Dec 11, 2020
• ISBN: 9781735793313

Book preview

PART I.

Finding Out Who You Really Are—The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Chapter One

Stay-or-Leave Crossroads

The only way to keep love safe is to get conscious.

Step 1—Suspend any beliefs you have about your partner or yourself until you read this book.

The quality of our lives is contingent on selecting the right partner. In fact, it is the most life-altering decision we will ever make because the partner we live with on a day-to-day basis is vital to our happiness, fulfillment, emotional growth, and achievement. However, it is not just a matter of choosing the right partner, it’s also a matter of being the right person. Therefore, we must first become that which we are seeking. Then, everything in our life will be made right, and we will be able to attract that which we have become. It is not possible to receive what we are not willing to give.

Research indicates that many couples report feeling unhappy and even desperate in their relationships. It seems that happiness slips through our fingers like the sand in an hourglass. As a result, we miss out on what could have been and settle for far less than we bargained for. This clearly indicates that there is a family crisis in the land of the free and the home of the brave. The traditional family system has become divided and broken. Honey, I’m home has turned into "Honey, I’m home, and I want a