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say who needs this book more—men or women.
When things go wrong in a relationship and a woman feels
she is owed an apology, her passions may be revived by an
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converted to anger by a weak apology or no apology at all. A
man whose apology falls short of effectiveness could end up
humiliated and bitterly angry that he was punished for trying
to do the right thing. Or, by over-apologizing in a confused
effort to do the right thing, he could temporarily lose his
dignity, feel awkward when he is then rewarded for it by his
woman, and walk away wondering why he can’t seem to get
more power in the relationship. Furthermore, an ineffective
apology often prolongs or even deepens the conflict it was
designed to resolve.
Providing a uniquely man-friendly solution to an age-old
dilemma, this book not only enables a man to apologize
successfully in a way that will make his woman feel better,
but also supports his need to look and feel good, strong, and
sometimes even heroic, in spite of having said or done
something that calls for an apology.
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When things go wrong in a relationship and a woman feels
she is owed an apology, her passions may be revived by an
appropriate, effective apology that feels healing to her or
converted to anger by a weak apology or no apology at all. A
man whose apology falls short of effectiveness could end up
humiliated and bitterly angry that he was punished for trying
to do the right thing. Or, by over-apologizing in a confused
effort to do the right thing, he could temporarily lose his
dignity, feel awkward when he is then rewarded for it by his
woman, and walk away wondering why he can’t seem to get
more power in the relationship. Furthermore, an ineffective
apology often prolongs or even deepens the conflict it was
designed to resolve.
Providing a uniquely man-friendly solution to an age-old
dilemma, this book not only enables a man to apologize
successfully in a way that will make his woman feel better,
but also supports his need to look and feel good, strong, and
sometimes even heroic, in spite of having said or done
something that calls for an apology.
Preview it here: https://www.createspace.com/Preview/1080885
Buy it here: https://www.createspace.com/3567114
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News icon Tom Brokaw was at the Union
League Club, Chicago, for a
luncheon signing of his new book, The Time
of Our Lives.
November 7, 2011
Photos by Steve Starr
Legendary performer Harry
Belafonte and wife Pamela attend
a luncheon and book signing at
forBelafonte's new book, My Song.
November 8, 2011
Photo by Steve Starr
Belafonte and wife Pamela attend
a luncheon and book signing at
forBelafonte's new book, My Song.
November 8, 2011
Photo by Steve Starr
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empowering presentations have helped tens of thousands
dramatically increase their social capital by improving their
business networking, business development, and communication
skills.
Lillian’s books, CDs, DVDs and workbooks are transformational.
Her DISC training has relevance at all organizational levels.
Dubbed a “networking expert” by the Chicago Tribune and “the
business networking authority” by the Association Forum of
Chicagoland, Lillian is a key figure in advancing the techniques
that build prosperous business relationships. She is the co-
founder of the Greater Chicago Networking Extravaganza.
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Bonnie Green, General Manager
from DeWitt Place-Extended Stay
receives a Hope Award from Elouise
Spencer, Executive Director of
Wellspring Center for Hope.
from DeWitt Place-Extended Stay
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Spencer, Executive Director of
Wellspring Center for Hope.
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