The DIY Guide to Building a Family that Lasts
12 Tools for Improving Your Home Life

Vienintelis dalykas, kuris iš tiesų sužavėjo šioje knygoje, tai – aprašomų dalykų struktūravimas. Iš pradžių knygą buvo tikrai įdomu skaityti, gerti informaciją į save, nors, atrodo, sakiniai, kurie yra rašomi, jau yra įstrigę pasąmonėje ir kažko naujo lyg ir nesužinojau. Įpusėjus skaityti knygą pasid......more

Here are my application points from this book. 1. Creating a "fun list" and making it visual. Having a list of "me fun," "couple fun." and "family fun." - This is obvious. I'm glad to be reminded of this. 2. Improving communication. Making sure our communication as a family is considerate, calm, clear......more

Dr. Chapman is a well familiar name when it comes to topics of love and relationship. So it really wasn't a surprise to see him and co-author Shannon Warden diving into the topic of family life and the 12 areas they felt were most represented by families looking for positive change in their homes. Th......more

The authors of this self help DIY guide take their metaphor seriously. Initially, I read meticulously and tried to extract value. And there certainly is value; be kind, be grateful, listen to others. However, I feel that the family that will get the most value out of this book is one where there is no......more

Have you read any of Gary Chapman's books yet? I read the 5 Love languages, then found the Five Love Languages For Children, and 101 Conversation Starters For Families. All of them made me pause and look at my relationships differently, and this book is making me look at my family life in a differen......more