Choosing ME Before WE
Every Woman's Guide to Life and Love
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4.7 • 7 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Full of sass, soul, and the type of empowering wisdom that no woman should live without, Choosing ME before WE is like a heart-to-heart with your closest girlfriend. And best of all, you’ll discover that your closest girlfriend is your own truest self, inside you, always ready to offer wise, loving advice about what is best for you.
Designed to challenge and guide women to create the relationships they want instead of the ones they often find themselves stuck in, this book is packed with stimulating questions to uncover what’s true for you, powerful techniques to change old habits that sabotage your dreams, and real-life experiences shared by the author, her friends, and her clients.
Author Christine Arylo, who almost married the wrong guy for all the wrong reasons, speaks to women of all ages, whether they’re seeking a relationship, evaluating a less-than-fulfilling one, rebounding from a bad breakup, or working through issues with a partner. Choosing ME before WE teaches women to stop settling, to get real about the kind of partner they’re looking for, and to start exploring and creating what they truly want in themselves and their relationships.
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Overachieving woman or underexperienced dater, there's a Valentine's Day advice book for you.Choosing Me Before We: Every Woman's Guide to Life and LoveChristine Arylo. New World Library (PGW, dist.), paper (240p) Author and life coach Arylo's own life story informs every page of this insightful book. After a 15-year relationship, her fianc called it quits two hours before the engagement party, causing Arylo, a successful marketing executive, months of devastation and self-doubt. This three-part guide about co-dependent relationships, settling for the wrong man and not knowing what you want begins with "Me," showing how crucial it is to get to know yourself first because "our relationships are mirrors of ourselves." Arylo delves a little deeper than most by being honest about how many women are in denial about relationships being fueled by the fear of being alone and feeling incomplete. In part two ("He"), the author guides the reader through a series of visualizations to identify four core qualities the reader wants in her future mate, and part three ("We") advises on maintaining authenticity and intimacy in a relationship. This exercise in intention-setting and manifestation will help any woman who wants a lasting partnership that reflects her own true self.
