How Not To Kill: Your Spouse, Coworkers, and Kids

Ever feel like you just can't take it anymore? Have you reached your limit with your spouse, your kids, or your coworkers?

You are not alone. Discover true stories that will keep you laughing and give you the tools you need to transform your most difficult relationships.

Backed by decades of research and clinical experience, Dr. Nealy Brown has provided thousands of people across the globe with life-changing truths to help them succeed with even the most challenging people in their lives. - Restore your marriage even after your spouse has walked out. - Heal that relationship with your teenager who's slipping away. - Revive your work life in the job you dread to face each day. - Strengthen your healthy relationships even further.

For years now, those I've served have asked for a book to remind them of principles that are simple but not always easy to remember and follow.

We are happy to offer this humble composition. Nothing in here is new. Nothing is rocket science. Nothing will magically make all your relationships perfect.

However, what we can offer you are moments to make you laugh, to make you think, and to challenge you to find ways to have great relationships, even with those who can be difficult.

Many who have learned these principles have found they were able to make amazing relationships where they had never before thought it was possible.

We're not sure what it is that you are facing right now that led you to pick up this book.

My guess is that you are hoping to make something better.

You may even feel frustrated or hopeless. Perhaps your work or home is becoming almost unbearable.

Hang in there because we might just have some answers, a rope to pull you out of the rut you've been in.

Ch 1: Silence Is Golden Learning when we don't need to talk about it Ch 2: Plan B, C, . . .or Z! If I want it, I'm responsible for it. Ch 3: Trash the Trivial Living our priorities Ch 4: Plugging the Leaks Stopping the downward spiral of emotion Ch 5: PMS Preference, Mistake, or Sin?

Ch 6: Q-Tip Translating well Ch 7: Seasons Going forward even in the dead of winter Ch 8: Life Jackets Moving beyond the issue to settle the emotion Ch 9: Welcome to the Jungle How to relate to different personalities Ch 10: Welcome to the Jungle (cont.) Ch 11: WARWants, Approach . . . Results! Ch 12: Little Devil Feeding our good side and starving the bad Ch 13: The DanceOvercoming patterns of conflict Ch 14: ICU Just when you think it's over, it's not...

Ch 15: MonoscopeExpanding our focus to be treasure hunters Ch 16: RoadblocksRemoving the pain that plagues us Ch 17: The Golden RuleChanging from referee to cheerleader Ch 18: But Why?!

Letting go of "Why" and grabbing hold of "Now what?" Ch 19: Simple, Not EasyTipping the scales toward a positive, rewarding relationship Ch 20: WallsFinding a way in Ch 21: Trigger PointsHumility is for the strong.

Ch 22: Stop ItFiguring out what works Ch 23: As IsAccepting the shortcomings of others Ch 24: Self-Care Making sure you're at your best Epilogue: Scheduled Sex*A portion of the proceeds from this book will be donated to charity.