Wendy and editor Zanne Miller explore how our loving relationships can be the most gentle and effective education we engage in to become the person we want to be. Rather than focusing on finding the right partner, commitment works best when we approach it as a method of personal growth. Commitment comes from developing the ability to remember that you really love someone, even if you aren’t feeling it. An enlightening conversation that, like the book, will provide fresh eyes to perceive the love and wonder in your own relationship.

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The Anniversary Edition: Listen this week to Wendy and her oldest friend Sarah talk about Making Love Sustainable in her 26- year old- marriage. Share in the sweet lessons of spilled milk and the many memories of what it takes to keep saying yes to love. Our closest friends are our most gentle and generous teachers when it comes to learning to love. Listen to these two old friends share their wisdom on making love sustainable.

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Dr. Romance meets the Loveologist: Exploring Love and Intimacy with Tina Tessina, Phd, couples therapist and author of 14 books on how and why relationships work or don’t. Truly nourishing relationship talk…

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If you haven’t yet read this cute little book by Seth Godin, I urge you to look for it on Amazon today. I have read several of his other books and always walk away with an ah ha feeling. “This little book teaches you when to quit and when to stick…” and as I turned the pages couldn’t help but feel like the teachings had direct application to relationships and the issues that I hammer on all the time about learning to make your most important relationships sustainable.

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Eat, Pray, Love - Here are the essentials of life rolled into one very beautiful and articulate woman’s journey. She shares personal stories in ways that make them universal and provides descriptions of life events large and small that make us realize how universal our experience actually is. Her personal search and moments of peace reminded me of my own, I only wished that I had been able to be as articulate as she is, page after page on what it is to experience the world and come up loving and believing.

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