Enlightening, intellectual, forever change your perspective on love.

The Love Mentors Guide to Lasting Love
Through her bestseller, Love in 90 Days, Dr. Diana Kirschner helped thousands of women find true love. Now she has written the perfect follow-up: a unique guide to deepen any love relationship, to move from casual to committed, and ultimately to go from the anxiety of not knowing where things are going...to the security of fulfilling and lasting love.

Love Mentor Dr. Diana offers revolutionary advice for finding-and keeping-the one you love:

•Create irresistible attraction and an atmosphere that men love to be around.
•Find out the single most important thing you can do to get a sincere commitment from the guy you want.
•Keep that crazy-in-love feeling going, no matter how long you've been together.
•Learn the secret to instantly resolving conflict with your man.
•Know when to have "the talk": Don't think it matters when you bring it up? Think again.
•Avoid the biggest mistake women make when he's "not ready" for a commitment
•Get your relationship back and better than ever, even if he has cheated.

If you have love problems, Dr. Diana has the solutions. This book is your key to creating your own happiest-ever-after now.

Just in time for Valentines Day I have finished reviewing Sealing The Deal. This book is not just for single woman looking for a relationship. The very reason why I quick grabbed it for review. Dr Diana has a proven method and it is not based on anything ridiculous or out of perspective. She uses simple techniques to make you aware of how you sabotage your relationships without even knowing it. She provides tips and ideas on how to correct these No, No's with positive reinforcement exercises.

Her information on how men react and their feelings toward us women was very helpful for me. If you are married or in a regular relationship she gives great ideas on how to keep your relationship fresh and exciting. Ideas I will be using because my husband and I do have our days, days where we get into the same old routine when it comes to intimacy. We rarely get into any disagreements but when we do I like to get on my high horse and draw out his imperfections. Yes, I am guilty of that for sure, just like Dr Diana says in her book. The problem with me is I have such a caring and loving husband, that husband every woman wants. When I do get ticked off at him I use my insecurities to make him feel bad because it is hard for me to find fault with him. This is my way of telling myself "see he is not perfect after all." Which is true, however this does not mean I should verbally tell him how he has Fred Flinstone feet and how I hate how he cuts his toe nails which causes him to get ingrown nails. Instead I have chosen to cut his toe nails for him. Taking into consideration as we get older it is harder for us to cut our toe nails straight, which if you don't, leads to ingrown nails. I know this is a dumb example but my point is to do things for each other as a couple that you usually don't. Show you care for each other. Besides I can't think of anything right now he does that gets under my skin. ( )