Relationship Fitness (Paperback)

US$24.95

What is relationship fitness?

When William Wagner tells people he got his girlfriend pregnant when they were just kids, and later went on to marry, have four children and ten grandchildren, they often ask, “How did you make it work?” As a happily married man for over four decades, Wagz lays down the basics of how to make any relationship thrive. In a time when half of all marriages end in divorce, how can we take the measures to secure our most important relationships?

As a seasoned relationship coach and team performance optimization specialist, Wagner gives an insightful look into our potential for growth and transformation and the communication tools that make it possible.

Drawing on his own experiences as a troubled teen who managed to break the intergenerational curse of abusive and failed marriages, Wagner paints a compelling picture of how anyone can keep their interpersonal and professional relationships as healthy and long-lasting as his. With an in-depth explanation, the author guides us through the process of a relationship fitness improvement journey, illustrating how thoughts, feelings and actions are interwoven, shaping every facet of our lives, including our every interaction with others.

This is the book for anyone who has a spouse, friends, colleagues, or a family, and wants to maintain their relationships with them.

Who can practice relationship fitness?

People of all ages, genders, religions, cultures, and backgrounds.

What is relationship fitness?

When William Wagner tells people he got his girlfriend pregnant when they were just kids, and later went on to marry, have four children and ten grandchildren, they often ask, “How did you make it work?” As a happily married man for over four decades, Wagz lays down the basics of how to make any relationship thrive. In a time when half of all marriages end in divorce, how can we take the measures to secure our most important relationships?

As a seasoned relationship coach and team performance optimization specialist, Wagner gives an insightful look into our potential for growth and transformation and the communication tools that make it possible.

Drawing on his own experiences as a troubled teen who managed to break the intergenerational curse of abusive and failed marriages, Wagner paints a compelling picture of how anyone can keep their interpersonal and professional relationships as healthy and long-lasting as his. With an in-depth explanation, the author guides us through the process of a relationship fitness improvement journey, illustrating how thoughts, feelings and actions are interwoven, shaping every facet of our lives, including our every interaction with others.

This is the book for anyone who has a spouse, friends, colleagues, or a family, and wants to maintain their relationships with them.

Who can practice relationship fitness?

People of all ages, genders, religions, cultures, and backgrounds.