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Gracefully-Yours greeting cards presents Life Lessons and how to deal with setbacks.

Learn from Navy Seal Jocko Willink. Thanks to Tim Ferriss for his insightful book- Tools of Titans.

Gracefully-Yours greeting cards presents Life Lessons and how to deal with setbacks.

Learn from Navy Seal Jocko Willink. Thanks to Tim Ferriss for his insightful book- Tools of Titans.

Life Lessons welcomes One Shrink’s Sensible Advice for Finding a Lasting Relationship

Debuting Michael Bennett, MD and Sarah Bennett In their groundbreaking New York Times bestseller.  F*ck Feelings (2015), veteran psychiatrist and APA Distinguished Fellow Michael Bennett, MD and his comedy-writing daughter Sarah Bennett . Here are some of the things you’ll find in F*CK LOVE:

Five reasons good people can’t find good partners

Why are we (sometimes) so terrible at choosing life partners?

How do you know when you’re ready for marriage?

It is okay to go to bed angry: why knowing when not to communicate is just as important as communicating

What to do when your family doesn't like your partner, or when your partner's family doesn't like you

The priorities in a relationship that never change

Q&A: 

1. How would you describe the importance of the "best friendship" factor as a building block to a successful long-term relationship?

2. What advice would you offer anyone as to where to draw the line in sharing your negative dating experiences with one another?

3. What are the "warning signs" that the infatuation phase of the relationship is effectively over?

4. Choosing a partner is typically a struggle between the intellectual side of our brain and the emotional side.  Where and how do you draw the line between these two?

5. Realistically, most people end up settling for less than what they ideally seek in a partner.  Do you suggest that any individual have these areas identified in advance of their search for true love?

6. Where does sexual compatibility weigh in among your eight traits?

Gracefully Yours greeting cards presents Mentoring Monday with Stephanie Kaihoi, member of 4wordwomen.  She  graduated from Moody Bible Institute in 2007. In 2009, she founded a discipleship organization entitled, Legacy Living Ministries and now serves as Director of Discipleship for Resource Global where she pairs up seasoned business professionals to mentor next generation local leaders in cities all around the world. Stephanie loves ushering people into an active love relationship with Jesus and is committed to offering both Biblical and practical resources for those pursuing their personal, leadership and spiritual formation. Stephanie treasures time alone with Jesus, seeing God at work around the world, being with people, embracing and learning from different cultures and generations, living in community, pursuing multi-generational mentoring and discipleship relationships, teaching God’s Word, coaching, serving in her local church, painting, learning Spanish as a second language and most of all enjoying a weekly date night with her husband, Trevor, of 10 years. They reside in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Elder Chick Show with Thelma Reese presented by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards.       215-629-1593

Talk to Thelma about the hot topic of senior men.

Elder Chick Show with Thelma Reese presented by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards.       215-629-1593

Talk to Thelma about the hot topic of senior men.

Gracefully Yours greeting cards presents Mentoring Monday with Stephanie Kaihoi, member of 4wordwomen.  She  graduated from Moody Bible Institute in 2007. In 2009, she founded a discipleship organization entitled, Legacy Living Ministries and now serves as Director of Discipleship for Resource Global where she pairs up seasoned business professionals to mentor next generation local leaders in cities all around the world. Stephanie loves ushering people into an active love relationship with Jesus and is committed to offering both Biblical and practical resources for those pursuing their personal, leadership and spiritual formation. Stephanie treasures time alone with Jesus, seeing God at work around the world, being with people, embracing and learning from different cultures and generations, living in community, pursuing multi-generational mentoring and discipleship relationships, teaching God’s Word, coaching, serving in her local church, painting, learning Spanish as a second language and most of all enjoying a weekly date night with her husband, Trevor, of 10 years. They reside in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Life Lessons welcomes One Shrink’s Sensible Advice for Finding a Lasting Relationship

Debuting Michael Bennett, MD and Sarah Bennett In their groundbreaking New York Times bestseller.  F*ck Feelings (2015), veteran psychiatrist and APA Distinguished Fellow Michael Bennett, MD and his comedy-writing daughter Sarah Bennett . Here are some of the things you’ll find in F*CK LOVE:

Five reasons good people can’t find good partners

Why are we (sometimes) so terrible at choosing life partners?

How do you know when you’re ready for marriage?

It is okay to go to bed angry: why knowing when not to communicate is just as important as communicating

What to do when your family doesn't like your partner, or when your partner's family doesn't like you

The priorities in a relationship that never change

Q&A: 

1. How would you describe the importance of the "best friendship" factor as a building block to a successful long-term relationship?

2. What advice would you offer anyone as to where to draw the line in sharing your negative dating experiences with one another?

3. What are the "warning signs" that the infatuation phase of the relationship is effectively over?

4. Choosing a partner is typically a struggle between the intellectual side of our brain and the emotional side.  Where and how do you draw the line between these two?

5. Realistically, most people end up settling for less than what they ideally seek in a partner.  Do you suggest that any individual have these areas identified in advance of their search for true love?

6. Where does sexual compatibility weigh in among your eight traits?