Talk Easy, Listen Hard: Real Communication for Two Really Different People

by Nancy Sebastian Meyer, Gary Chapman (Foreword)

Marriage is supposed to be fun...why should a book about marriage be any different' This guide to improved communication still packs a meaningful punch. As the foreword by Gary Chapman will attest, this is a serious approach to relationships, even if the reader can't keep a straight face. It is packed with practical resources to help you understand your partner's personality, thought patterns, and love languages. You'll rediscover one of the great lost relics of Western stimulating conversation.

208 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2006

About the author

Nancy Sebastian Meyer is a dynamic speaker and author known for sharing God’s hope, healing, and joy in relationships. She has spoken across the U.S., Mexico, and Ireland, and appeared on programs like Focus on the Family and Aspiring Women. Her books include Beyond Expectations, Talk Easy, Listen Hard, and Spiritually Single Moms. A Certified Personality Trainer and degreed educator, Nancy leads events such as the WOW and SSMoms conferences. She also records inspirational music and writes for Today’s Christian Woman. Nancy lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with her husband Rich, daughter Becky, and their golden retriever, Wrangler.

Reviews

[Marcia · Rating 5 out of 5]

I finished reading this book a few days ago and it went straight back on my shelf because it was that good.

(I only keep some 4 and 5 star reads, not all, but those I either will reference or read again).

This book is part of the last remaining books from my #read21in2021 project where I read my non-fiction bookshelves.

This book deals with 3 facets of personality- Four Temperaments, MBTI and Five Love Languages. What I particularly loved is she detailed what this looks like in males and females, and also how to speak to your partner’s personality.

It is not available on kindle but see if you can get from the library or Amazon as it is excellent. 5🌟 read for me.

[Karen Haury]

This is a good book to read with your spouse.