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You Can Help Me If You’re in a Relationship Crisis!

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I’m about to finish a book to help people dealing with a relationship crisis but I’m having trouble finding the right title.

My guess is that if you’re on this site, it is probably because you’re in a relationship crisis.

So which book would you be most likely to buy?

You Can Change Your Life Forever
How to survive a crisis and end up happier and more fulfilled

Can Change, Will Change
How to survive a crisis and end up happier and more fulfilled

The Life Fix
How to survive a crisis and end up happier and more fulfilled

Get Your Life Back on Track
How to survive a crisis and end up happier and more fulfilled

Back on Track
How to survive a crisis and end up happier and more fulfilled

Make the Change – Now!
How to survive a crisis and end up happier and more fulfilled

Wake Up and Change
How to survive a crisis and end up happier and more fulfilled

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  1. I think “Back on Track” is the best title out of the ones you have listed. It could make it clearer that it was a book about relationship problems if the subtitle was “How to survive a relationship crisis and end up happier and more fulfilled” rather than just “crisis” on it’s own.
    Thanks for all the great books.

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  2. Andrew,

    My husband likes Get Your Life Back On Track. He says because when you are in the crisis that’s what you want – to get your life back because you have been derailed.

    I really like Can Change Will Change – because it’s more empowering and quite frankly after a crisis who wants to get back onto the same track that railed you right into Disaster Land.

    Just our thoughts

    All the Best
    Francois & Ashleigh

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  3. What about “Better Days ahead” or ” In good times as in bad”? And you should say “relationship crisis”, not only crisis. From your suggestions I like “Get your life back on track” (but I would prefer “Get your relationship back on track” and “Wake up and Change” (but I would say “Wake up and Change your relationship – or mix them and say “Wake up and Change – how to get your relationship back on track”. Good luck with your new book, I am looking forward to read it!

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  4. Thanks for your thoughtful comments. The book will help you make major strides forward with your relationship – that’s for sure – but it goes deeper. My aim is to help you feel more comfortable in your own skin: ie: wiser and stronger. So I’m currently thinking of ‘Wake Up and Change your Life’

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  5. HI Andrew,

    Wake Up and Change is my favourite, and if you go for Wake Up and Change your Life I think this a good summary of what I have been going through.

    I believe it is important for both parties in a marriage to wake up and change. My marriage crisis gave me a right kick up the arse and has forced me to look at my own happiness and past. It has been an awakening. Hard. But necessary.

    I’m 6 months into discovering my husband’s year long affair. Your books, in particular My Husband Doesn’t Love Me and He’s Texting Someone Else, have helped me on my darkest days. The way you describe the mental processes my husband is going through has been invaluable, and has given me pause to stop and think rather than react.

    I have taken the approach of changing/looking at my own issues and happiness, along with owning my feelings, better communication and actually being present and nice to my husband. We are still uncertain if we will make it, as he has had hard time extracting himself from his addictive relationship but everyday things improve and he is now talking about coming back.

    Thank you.
    I am glad I woke up and I know I will be okay.

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    • Thanks for your kind comments and I’m glad ‘My Husband’ has helped you understand your husband and that my next book- whatever it’s called – will help you understand yourself.

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  6. Love “Wake Up and Change”, because it addresses both my feeling (wake up!!) and my partners (change!!). He has expressed his confusion and inability to answer almost every question I ask, and only knows that he wants change (so maybe the wake up part would appeal to him too). There are so many ways I want to grow (so I like change, and I also feel like I’ve been sleeping through some important things (so wake up appeals to me) . In my heart, I believe this crisis is a catalyst for growth and change, and that we can get through it together, but I don’t know if we be conscious in time to stay on the same path as the other.

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  7. You’ve helped me settle on ‘Wake Up and Change Your Life.’ The book is with my editor at the moment and should be coming out in the UK in the Spring of 2015 and the autumn in the US.

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  9. You can change your life forever- It is both empowering, as well as indicates a deeper level work on LIFE rather than one aspect of life. It also promises longevity of results, The tag line works for me, though including the relationship word might bring more search hits 😉

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