Jim Cullum’s “Let Me Show You How I Love You” provides solid advice, doable tips and more- resource listings of over 100 web sites. If you are a man who wants to improve the relationship with the woman in your life, this is the book for you!You will gain insights into what women want. Learn how to ignite a spark that builds into a romantic blaze, and put the excitement back in your relationship.
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"I believe this is a very important book that has been long in coming. My recommendation is that you read this book carefully and follow the suggestions. The payoff will be enormous." - Walter E. Brackelmanns, M.D. Clinical Professor of Psychiatry in the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Private practice in individual and couples therapy in Sherman Oaks, CA
"This wonderful new book is chock full of expert insights and practical ideas that empower men to build better and more joyous love relationships!"
-Rev. Kanta Bosniak, author of Abundance Triggers, Awakened Love, and Twin Flames
"I like author's wisdom, stories and examples from his own life, and resource links, as well as the artist's illustrations. Highly recommended." - review from Amazon
About the Author
Jim Cullum is a consultant-in-hypnosis, instructor of stress management and relaxation training and personal coach with over 40 years of experience helping people discover their unlimited potential. He gives lectures and workshops around the country. He produced and hosted the live, weekly radio program, "Body, Mind & Spirit Connection," where he interviewed guests on health, healing and wellness.
Jim has always been involved in working with or helping others. He was a volunteer firefighter for over twenty years. He has been an instructor in the cardiac rehab program of a major teaching hospital for twenty years. He is on the board of directors of Irving House, a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) corporation that fosters animals with special needs.
Jim enjoys several hobbies such as kayaking, fencing, hot air balloons and working with stained glass. When he wants to get away, he likes to relax on a cruise ship and explore all the sights along the way. He also enjoys finding new ways to surprise the people in his life that he cares about.
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ReplyDeleteMy relationship with my wife could be improved if we shared our feelings to each other more often.
ReplyDeletemy relationship could be improved by better communication.
ReplyDeleteBeing able to spend more time together
ReplyDeleteentry form name: Marlene
we could use more date nights to focus on our relationship
ReplyDeleteI honestly don't like to talk about this subject. It is very hard for me to have any kind of relationship with anyone but I am always the one that gets hurt, always the one that says they are sorry but no one does the same for me and when they do I don't forgive them or trust them really because it is literally years later. So I honestly do not know how to answer your question.
ReplyDeleteI think it could improve if we just communicate openly and honestly to one another.
ReplyDeleteMy relationship could be improved simply by listening to each others concerns
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I just need to continue communicating and make sure we air our grievances rather than letting them fester until we explode.
ReplyDeleteWe could spend more time together and go out more and do more activities together.
ReplyDeleteFirst I'd have to be in a relationship...
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