Ira Robinson's When Good Relationships Go Bad reveals why some of us end up in the same miserable situations over and over again, and what concrete actions - a real step by step guide - to take in order to end this circle of events. The author goes over the root causes and working solutions of why we act in certain ways in relationships.

The book is based on scientific facts and findings, but the author wraps these truths in a more easily understandable form with the aid of metaphors and anecdotes so easy that anyone can read this book and apply its teachings in their own lives. I would have expected a bit longer page count but I guess relationship problems aren't really that complicated, especially if we just make the genuine commitment to apply the tools provided in the book.

As a Licensed Marriage Therapist and Professional Counselor, I have worked with hundreds of people for over 25 years. All shared one thing: relationship concerns - either working on an existing one or searching for the right one, sometimes ending one. Efficient Love by Robert Goodman addresses the issues of those who are seeking the right person without wasting time and energy on the same old path to Mr. or Ms.Wrong. It's natural to feel reluctant in figuring out how to find someone with whom to share your life. But Mr. Goodman's book outlines the perfect structure for an "approach plan."
In my professional opinion, the best thing we can do to achieve any goal, especially relationship ones, is to approach, never avoid. After reading Efficient Love, I think you will no longer feel shy or reluctant but will greatly benefit from the ProActive methodology for seeking a lasting relationship which is so expertly outlined in Mr. Goodman's book.

As a Licensed Marriage Therapist and Professional Counselor, I have worked with hundreds of people for over 25 years. All shared one thing: relationship concerns - either working on an existing one or searching for the right one, sometimes ending one. Efficient Love by Robert Goodman addresses the issues of those who are seeking the right person without wasting time and energy on the same old path to Mr. or Ms.Wrong. It's natural to feel reluctant in figuring out how to find someone with whom to share your life. But Mr. Goodman's book outlines the perfect structure for an "approach plan."
In my professional opinion, the best thing we can do to achieve any goal, especially relationship ones, is to approach, never avoid. After reading Efficient Love, I think you will no longer feel shy or reluctant but will greatly benefit from the ProActive methodology for seeking a lasting relationship which is so expertly outlined in Mr. Goodman's book.

Ira Robinson's When Good Relationships Go Bad reveals why some of us end up in the same miserable situations over and over again, and what concrete actions - a real step by step guide - to take in order to end this circle of events. The author goes over the root causes and working solutions of why we act in certain ways in relationships.

The book is based on scientific facts and findings, but the author wraps these truths in a more easily understandable form with the aid of metaphors and anecdotes so easy that anyone can read this book and apply its teachings in their own lives. I would have expected a bit longer page count but I guess relationship problems aren't really that complicated, especially if we just make the genuine commitment to apply the tools provided in the book.