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Find Your Happily Ever After: Love and Relationship Advice From a Professional Psychic
Romantic relationships baffle us all. Whether we are just "out there" dating or in a serious, committed situation, we all run into issues that confuse us. That's where Tiffany Johnson, renowned psychic and medium, comes in.
In this insightful and entertaining book, Tiffany delves into everything that you can think of when it comes to love, dating, and relationships. From past life karma and how it effects your love life to how the spirit world views new relationships, the author infuses her practical, real world advise with humor and personal stories. Tiffany has been trusted by people from all over the world to counsel and "tune in" to romance in every form and she has taken that wisdom on dating and love and turned it into one of the most unique books on the market.
In this insightful and entertaining book, Tiffany delves into everything that you can think of when it comes to love, dating, and relationships. From past life karma and how it effects your love life to how the spirit world views new relationships, the author infuses her practical, real world advise with humor and personal stories. Tiffany has been trusted by people from all over the world to counsel and "tune in" to romance in every form and she has taken that wisdom on dating and love and turned it into one of the most unique books on the market.
240 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2015
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March 7, 2015
As a professional psychic, you find that love and relationships is one of the most frequent questions asked by clients. “Is s/he the one for me?”, “Should I stay or should I go?” and “Does this relationship really have potential?” are questions I often get in my practice.
In Find Your Happily Ever After, psychic Tiffany Johnson provides a very real, down-to-earth look at the advice that she gives to her clients during relationship readings. As I read through this book, I saw a lot of good information that I’ve either passed along to my own clients or come to understand in my own life.
The presentation is simple and clear, which I’m a fan of. There isn’t any New Age feel to the work; for me, a journalist or a counselor could have written it. I was really pleased about this, because often, books written by psychics want to shoot for that “otherworldly” quality that makes them downright annoying. I was glad Johnson’s writing style for the book was practical and sensible. It’s good to find a psychic who organizes well, too; the table of contents is a good way to find what you’re looking for at a given stage in a relationship.
One of my favorite parts of the book was the very beginning of chapter 9, entitled “Change”. I liked it so much because it’s a maxim that I have known for some time and agree with totally: “Don’t try to change anyone into who you think they should be. It doesn’t work. Pushing someone to change only creates discontent and resentment. It will never work out well.” In my own practice I often hear, “I wish s/he would be more [INSERT DESIRE HERE].” It’s exactly the same thing. In short, people have to want to change on their own.
I also liked when Johnson talked about “deal breakers” in chapter 4. This is a term I’ve used for a while in relationship readings and they’re very important. Basically, you have to know where you stand on different issues and decide what you can live with and what you can’t. Some of the topics she mentions include religion and morality, politics, and sexuality, among others. You’ve got to be up front and honest with yourself and any potential partner for things to have a firm foundation. “Cheating” is one of the parts that can get thorny for couples. What constitutes cheating for you may not for your partner. I’ve heard the term “emotional cheating” thrown around quite a bit, and it can be just as damaging as sexual infidelity, and in some cases, more so.
Bottom line: You’ll really have to know what your “deal breakers” are, and if you can’t live with it, then it’s time to move on. By the way, the author follows up on this important topic in Chapter 19, “If You Think They Are Cheating”, which is often when people seek out psychics, interestingly enough.
I really enjoyed this book! It’s a quick read, but Johnson provides solid, intelligent relationship advice at a level that regular people can understand and appreciate.
In Find Your Happily Ever After, psychic Tiffany Johnson provides a very real, down-to-earth look at the advice that she gives to her clients during relationship readings. As I read through this book, I saw a lot of good information that I’ve either passed along to my own clients or come to understand in my own life.
The presentation is simple and clear, which I’m a fan of. There isn’t any New Age feel to the work; for me, a journalist or a counselor could have written it. I was really pleased about this, because often, books written by psychics want to shoot for that “otherworldly” quality that makes them downright annoying. I was glad Johnson’s writing style for the book was practical and sensible. It’s good to find a psychic who organizes well, too; the table of contents is a good way to find what you’re looking for at a given stage in a relationship.
One of my favorite parts of the book was the very beginning of chapter 9, entitled “Change”. I liked it so much because it’s a maxim that I have known for some time and agree with totally: “Don’t try to change anyone into who you think they should be. It doesn’t work. Pushing someone to change only creates discontent and resentment. It will never work out well.” In my own practice I often hear, “I wish s/he would be more [INSERT DESIRE HERE].” It’s exactly the same thing. In short, people have to want to change on their own.
I also liked when Johnson talked about “deal breakers” in chapter 4. This is a term I’ve used for a while in relationship readings and they’re very important. Basically, you have to know where you stand on different issues and decide what you can live with and what you can’t. Some of the topics she mentions include religion and morality, politics, and sexuality, among others. You’ve got to be up front and honest with yourself and any potential partner for things to have a firm foundation. “Cheating” is one of the parts that can get thorny for couples. What constitutes cheating for you may not for your partner. I’ve heard the term “emotional cheating” thrown around quite a bit, and it can be just as damaging as sexual infidelity, and in some cases, more so.
Bottom line: You’ll really have to know what your “deal breakers” are, and if you can’t live with it, then it’s time to move on. By the way, the author follows up on this important topic in Chapter 19, “If You Think They Are Cheating”, which is often when people seek out psychics, interestingly enough.
I really enjoyed this book! It’s a quick read, but Johnson provides solid, intelligent relationship advice at a level that regular people can understand and appreciate.
January 30, 2015
Wow, thank you Tiffany for providing me some insight and put me in perspective. This book is a great read for anyone whether you’re married, single, divorced, or in a committed romantic relationship. This book wasn't what I thought it would be. It’s unexpected and better! Sometime we think we need one thing when what we need is within reach. That is what brought me by surprise and I’m glad it did. Also, I liked that she covered all important aspect in a romantic relationship with no filter. I also liked how she used real life experience through her clients (no name mentioned of course) as examples to visually and vividly paint the people. There was one example that I couldn't forget and my heart goes out to that client but to find out what I’m referring to, you must read the book. It’s not every day you read something and go “OMG, that is so me” or “WOW” period! Finally, this book is not meant to steer you to seek out a psychic. It’s more of a tool and guide to help you seek true happiness. Because I’m among thousands that thinks finding my happily ever after is finding “The One” when the “The One” is no far from reach.
Now big thanks to Tiffany Johnson, I have a date with myself.
Now big thanks to Tiffany Johnson, I have a date with myself.
May 10, 2015
A great book with sound advice
There's not much "psychic" about this book. It's simple and filled with profound advice. Tiffany Johnson writes in a no nonsense style, giving very sound advice. This is a book for anyone, and I think everyone should read it, regardless of what their current status is.
I loved reading this, and now I wish I could get a reading from the author. Not because I have any specific question or concern, but because I want to hear more from her. I like her style.
There's not much "psychic" about this book. It's simple and filled with profound advice. Tiffany Johnson writes in a no nonsense style, giving very sound advice. This is a book for anyone, and I think everyone should read it, regardless of what their current status is.
I loved reading this, and now I wish I could get a reading from the author. Not because I have any specific question or concern, but because I want to hear more from her. I like her style.
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