Blind Marriage - Lisa Taylor

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Résumé :
Blind Marriage is a true story about a marriage that wasn't fully thought out. Neither of the participants were ready. She didn't know much about her spouse, and he didn't know much about her. Growing pains were quite evident in this marriage. The bride and groom had second thoughts on the wedding day, but the feelings were ignored. The wife soon finds out that those red flags should not be ignored. There was so much that she didn't know about him. He had surprising addictions that would threaten their marriage. Divorce was an option but not an option. She was determined to see the marriage through. His addictions were shared with family and friends, which made quitting difficult. There were lessons learned to never jump blindly into a marriage, especially with someone who doesn't have the same beliefs as you. It is important to get to know whom you are marrying before you marry them. This book will open the eyes of anyone who is considering ignoring signs that the person has things going on that is not conducive to a relationship. This book is not just for women, but men can also get a lot out of this story. The moral of the story is, if you want to get married, you should prepare! Prepare! Prepare!

Biographie:
Lisa Taylor is a sought-after expert, speaker, and columnist on today's changing world of work. As President of Challenge Factory Inc., a Future of Work research agency and consultancy, Lisa offers invaluable leadership and insights about the Future of Work-with a focus on how talent equity, demographics, and new market dynamics present opportunities to gain strategic workforce and career advantage....

Sommaire:
Blind Marriage is a true story about a marriage that wasn't fully thought out. Neither of the participants were ready. She didn't know much about her spouse, and he didn't know much about her. Growing pains were quite evident in this marriage. The bride and groom had second thoughts on the wedding day, but the feelings were ignored. The wife soon finds out that those red flags should not be ignored. There was so much that she didn't know about him. He had surprising addictions that would threaten their marriage. Divorce was an option but not an option. She was determined to see the marriage through. His addictions were shared with family and friends, which made quitting difficult. There were lessons learned to never jump blindly into a marriage, especially with someone who doesn't have the same beliefs as you. It is important to get to know whom you are marrying before you marry them. This book will open the eyes of anyone who is considering ignoring signs that the person has things going on that is not conducive to a relationship. This book is not just for women, but men can also get a lot out of this story. The moral of the story is, if you want to get married, you should prepare! Prepare! Prepare!...