You Can't Afford To Break Up

by Stacey Nelkin, Paul Schienberg

The tough economic times can affect even the most stable relationships. Breaking up isn't the only answer; it can be rough both emotionally and financially. But by taking stock of your relationship with your partner and a little work, you can stay together and be happy. In this self-help book, actress Stacey Nelkin and therapist Paul Schienberg collaborate and offer ideas to help you jump-start your love life.

Filled with relevant real-life illustrations and stories, You Can't Afford to Break Up offers insightful and thought-provoking tips for saving relationships. It teaches you how to:

Achieve open, honest communication to invigorate your relationship Use fantasy, acting, and the power of imagination to inject your relationship with variety and excitement Spice up your relationship while staying within your personal boundaries Focus on the emotional connections between romance and finance Geared toward couples in all stages of a relationship, You Can't Afford to Break Up encourages you to be proactive and use your imagination to be sexy and have fun. You can't afford to break up; save your relationship and save money. All you need is an empty wallet and a dirty mind.

96 pages, Paperback

First published November 18, 2009

Reviews

[Bridget · Rating 5 out of 5]

Money plays a part in everyone's life. We have to have some and we don't always agree on the best way to spend it. My husband and I have had our share of money trouble but it never got in the way of our relationship. After reading this book, I see that somehow we incorporated the tips in this book without even realizing it.

I have loaned this book out to a couple of friends and we all feel the same way. Money doesn't have to rule your life. If you are having trouble with a significant other about money, this book can help you if you just give it a chance.

[Reading For Sanity · Rating 1 out of 5]

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