If you wish to reap the fruits of a happy marriage

The plan of action laid out here is the result of 30 years of professional study, professional observation and success with helping others from every background achieve success in marriage.

 

It has all been thoroughly tested and bears the ultimate test of practical proof.

 

It works.

 

If you wish to know how the conclusions were arrived at, read the works of the authors cited.

 

If you wish to reap the fruits of a happy marriage, use this program and do exactly what I tell you to do.


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Dr. Max

The deepest and most powerful secrets of marriage

The deepest and most powerful secrets of marriage have always been known to a select few people.

 

In the field of psychology you see this most fully demonstrated and studied in the work of Carl G. Jung. 

 

If you have a few years or so to go into it, you can learn a lot by reading all of his Collected Works.  I did.

 

If you want to know how your belief system created your current values and conclusions about relationships, go dig into my book "You Don't Have to Change Who You Are to Have a Great Marriage."

 

Many of my readers of that book said, "don't you have something simple and practical I can learn and follow in a day?"

 

That's what I've done for you in the Science of Happy Marriage.

 

In creating this program I have sacrificed all other considerations to simplicity of style to make it easy.

 

The plan of action laid out here is the result of 30 years of professional study, professional observation and success with helping others from every background achieve success in marriage.

 

It has all been thoroughly tested and bears the ultimate test of practical proof.

 

It works.


http://www.EasyMarriageCounseling.com


- Dr. Max

The Science of Happy Marriage is an Exact Science

The Science of Happy Marriage is for those who want results and are willing to take the conclusions of science as a basis for action, without going into all the processes by which those conclusions were reached.

 

It is expected that you will take the basic statements on faith, just as you take gravity as a given in our world.

 

It is expected that you will prove the conclusions true for yourself by acting on them without fear or hesitation, just as you do with gravity.

 

Every couple - indeed every individual within a marriage - will certainly have a happy marriage if they follow this science to the letter.

 

For the science herein applied is an exact science and failure is impossible.

 

For the benefit, however, of those who wish to study more deeply into the research or philosophy behind conclusions, you can read the research of psychologists into relationships and then study the monistic theories of the universe.

 

The monistic theory of the universe is that One is All and All is One.

 

That One Substance of the universe, that bond which ties together all things is behind and in all things and makes everything work.

 

When you fight it, things don't work.  When you work WITH it, things work.

 

There is no other option.


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Dr. Max

It is for men and women who want a great relationship NOW

This course is practical.

 

It's not theories or a psychology course.

 

It won't teach you psychoanalysis or philosophy.

 

It is intended for the men and women who want a great relationship NOW.

 

It's for those who want to have a happy marriage first and then if they wish to do so, to figure out why this all works later.

 

It's for those who have found neither the time, the means, the desire nor the opportunity to engage in couples counseling, weekend workshops or other forms of counseling.

 

It’s also for those who have tried counseling but didn’t get the results they hoped for out of the experience.

 

It's for those who may be considering counseling but want to get the most out of it.

 

And - for those who wish to know if their counselor will do them some good... all they need do is experience this program and then ask if their counselor agrees with its premises.


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Dr. Max

Eight Signs of a Great Relationship

People are always warning about the danger signs in relationships (I've done it plenty), but how do you know if you are doing well?

How do you know if you are on the right track?

It's not just "lack of problems," because if that's all that having a good relationship is for you, then your view of relationships is just too shallow and poor. At least in my opinion.

Let's talk about how to know if you are in a great relationship or headed in the right direction. It's often been said that you can't hit a target if you can't see it.

So let's make a target!

Here are eight signs or indicators that you are having a great relationship. I made these simple and clear. There are clearly many other ways to know about the quality of your relationship, or so it seems.

I say "or so it seems," because often what is taken to show great relationship quality turns out to be faulty and false, such as how often you make love or whether you talk together a lot. These I call the "quantity error," because you can be having a lot of fantastic sex and still feel very empty inside.

You can be talking with one another every day all day, but if it isn't really satisfying, it's not an indicator of a great relationship.

What I tried to do is to show you signs of a deep enduring relationship, things which show you are likely to make love last forever.

So here goes. These are not in any particular order. And for the purposes of simplicity I just alternated "he" and "she" in the eight signs, so I said "you can't wait to tell him." But it could be "her" just the same.

Please go ahead and put in the right pronoun in your mind. Change it to your circumstances

1. When away from your sweetie, you can't wait to tell him about something you heard that is funny or interesting. You are eager for the moment you get back together

This shows your eagerness to connect. It's what we call "thoughtfulness" or "mindfulness." You have your sweetie on your mind a lot and things that you feel, think or hear you want to share. This shows an important connection.

2. When she enters the room, your heart and stomach kind of "skip a beat" and you feel a jump of energy.

This shows it's not just a mental connection, but also a deep physical one. Your body feels the excitement and energy and anticipation for connection. This is a great sign of a passionate connection. The ancient Greeks had a god named "Eros" who was known when he was around to cause a lot of enthusiasm, joy and energy (sex too!).

3. You are consistently loyal to your sweetie and don't dish him or say bad things behind his back with your friends or in public: you stand up for him.

Make a gut check to see how loyal you truly are to your sweetie. Are you tempted to join in on the "rag sessions" with other women or men about your beloved? Or are you truly loyal? This is one of the most important keys to true long term happiness in relationships... true loyalty. You don't betray your beloved at all, even in what seem like minor ways!

4. When you are with her, you feel you can really be who you are and don't have to "fake" your real thoughts, feelings or true self.

Really being able to be yourself, your true self, is incredibly important in great relationships. It contributes to a deep sense of "being at home" with another person. On the other hand, if you are always trying to please the other person and just conform and compromise, it eats at you after a while, right? You might stay together, but would you call it a great relationship if you can't truly be yourself?

5. Your "inner image" of him you carry around is of someone you respect; he has a "good reputation" with you as someone you think highly of.

I've talked about this "good reputation" or "bad reputation" you carry about your wife, husband or sweetheart as being either a relationship killer or joy bringer. Inside of you, do you really see the other person as someone you don't just love and have feelings for but someone you really respect as a person?

6. You give each other a "break" - the benefit of the doubt - when you disagree, and make a genuine and sincere effort to get closer to one another despite (and maybe even because of) your differences.

People in great relationships start by givine one another "a break" when discussing heated topics. They aren't always trying to pounce on one another or undercut one another. It's critical for a great relationship that you give the other person respect and equality!

7. You are friends as well as lovers.

I think most people know this - how important it is to be friends as well as lovers - but how many people really put in the effort to make sure it stays that way? Many people treat their husbands, wives or sweethearts worse by far than their friends. Think of it this way, if this was a friend, would you still talk the same way you do now to them?

8. You look toward the future with one another and see it as always growing and changing in positive ways in your relationship.

Great relationships are not just about today... they are about forming a deep, permanent bond with one another. Part of great relationships is great imagination, being able to envision a great future together. 

As you look at these 8 signs of a great relationship, how many do you see in your relationship right now? If you have 6 or less, it's time to dig in and try harder - but only if you want to truly have intimacy and a great relationship!

Dr. Max is known as the world's greatest expert in helping you have a great relationship. Relationship advice , marriage counseling , he offers it all!

Divorce busting

“I guess it’s time we parted our ways”, “We were never made for each other”, “I can’t imagine living with you anymore”… Ever heard or said such things to your life partner? If you’ve ever said it, think again. These harsh words can do more harm to your already not-so-good relationship. You can talk to your life partner/husband/wife about it, and you should.

Bring back in your mind those sweet old memories – those moments that felt so heavenly, and it was all true. Thinking about a divorce means you’re going the wrong way. You’ll become all alone again, and those good old times that you spent together will haunt you, and you may feel like going back into the relationship… But, it could even be late.

Why let such things happen in your life? 

Read the whole article here

- Dr. Max

How Do We Stop Arguing?

My spouse and I love each other but sometimes I can’t even stand him. He argues with me and sometimes he doesn’t have common sense. I will admit that I am at fault too but I try not to make mistakes. I resent him and I ignore him for many hours and he comes back to me and hugs me and everything and says he loves me but it’s not good enough. Our issues that we need to work on together as a couple remain unresolved. I even tell him that I resent him sometimes but he doesn’t do anything about it. How do we stop arguing at each other? What kind of techniques do I do?
I know you will say go to marriage counseling but we can’t afford it, just want to hear your opinions. Constructive advice only please! Thanks!
we argue about many things, too many to list on here. It is too exhausting and I’m tired.
Most of the time we argue over his actions, instead of him. For example, he doesn’t listen to me when I’m talking to him, that’s just one of the many reasons.
When we are arguing in front of our child, I stop and say “We’ll talk about this later.” and he said “Well I don’t want to talk to you right now”. I know it’s unhealthy fighting in front of kids, that’s why I wait till our kid is in another room, so I could go talk to my spouse and spouse will say some smart alleck comment saying “Well I don’t want to resolve anything with you.” This makes me mad!
Thank you for all of your opinions. I will take that into consideration, but I need more opinions!

- Dr. Max

A long marriage is two people trying to dance a duet and two solos at the same time

A long marriage is two people trying to dance a duet and two solos at the same time
Taylor Fleming

Yeah, :-) Well what this means - even though the metaphor is not quite right I agree - is that it's a challenge to be yourself and be partners. What we tend to do is either tend to total separateness or total fusion (the culture's ideal). True intimacy though is being able to balance between connection and separateness, and have both. It can sometimes be a clumsy dance, but when you get it right, it's totally amazing, and you'll have a complete sense of being "home" with your partner - Dr. Max