Communication in Marriage

The Art of Positive Communication and How to Overcome Conflicts in Relationships and Grow Together

By: Rina Mcnally

Narrated by: Janelle Bigham

Length: 1 hr and 36 mins

Publisher's summary

Communication builds up your relationship. Lack of it can keep partners apart, and over time, partners can lose affection and feelings for one another, even as they live under the same roof. Communication is the nourishment of relationships and not just in marriage relationships. Relating with your coworkers, friends, families, kids, and parents demand some amount of effective communication and of a certain quality.

“Some things need to be discussed, or you may not be able to achieve peace.”

Your focus in the workplace depends on whether you have come to a conclusion with your spouse about an issue that is bugging your relationship or not. The ability to be productive depends on your active communication. This kind of communication includes "an apology", precision or completion. Talking or listening effectively at the moment is very important in allowing yourself to have an exclusive focus on the next task.

Health-wise, effective communication reduces your stress level. In older couples, the cases of high blood pressure are reduced, as couples will have less to worry about once issues are being discussed effectively. Once tension is resolved, anxieties will be eliminated, and trust can be built. For this to become possible, couples must be able to tell each other anything; they must be able to consciously rely on each other when they need someone to understand them.

The future is only safe when there is a healthy communication between couples. The more satisfaction derived from today’s conversation, the better openness and honesty you will get in tomorrow’s conversation. The record of success is very important to the confidence you will have in each other as you communicate.

This book is devoted to providing a very detailed look at how to acquire a life free from difficult communication in marriage, as well as providing beginner's and advanced information on how to successfully overcome difficult communication.

©2018 Rina Mcnally (P)2018 Rina Mcnally

It's clear and concise.

Rina McNally shares with us how a marriage can thrive through proper communication. I actually had a good time pondering on the common pathways of communication. The examples given were clear enough for me to understand the whole picture.

great book, easy to listen, short and sweet!!!

it's short but concise and easy to listen to. great to listen to and much of it I could directly relate to my issues along with issues of my wife!!! will listen to it over and over

It got me thinking.

I'd say this is almost brilliant. It did a nice touch on assessing different factors associated with good communication. I'm positive this will be popular soon.

I found a way to fix my marriage.

It feels nice to know that it is focused on bringing pleasure to our partner by improving the way we communicate with them. It's sad that most couples break up because of poor communication skills. How thankful I am as I get to strengthen my marriage finding this.

An easy-to-learn skill.

Yep! Communication in marriage is a skill anyone can learn. The communication principles here are timeless and can transform any kind of relationship. Cheers!

Good Advice for Couples

There were many things that Rina covered in this that I already "knew" to do but "fail" to do in the moment. It was a good reminder. Not too long of a listen either.

Every couple deserves this healthy guide.

Every marriage requires an open exchange of emotion, desires, and beliefs to make it work. I got this idea from this audio book. Without this, my marriage will always be on the rocks and might end up with a divorce.

it kept me on the loop.

Would you believe it? I now feel less pressured. This is honing my confidence skills to speak! The discussion wasn’t even a bore as it’s that interesting.

I'm voting for this.

An enrichment guide for partners. I’m looking into improving the way I handle negotiations and conflicts and the thing is, while some of the suggestions are outdated, most of them are fresh ones.