Core Article Length: 1,039 Words
Written by Wallace D. Wattles, author of The Science of Getting Rich, and edited and annotated by Tony Mase, a serious student of his works, this special enhanced version of Marital Unhappiness: A New Remedy includes:
- Updated language, sentence and paragraph structure for easier, faster reading.
- An article summary for better understanding.
- Self-study questions that provide a review and outline of key concepts.
- An introduction to point you in the right direction.
- A conclusion to make sure you didn't miss anything important along the way.
As an added bonus, the original text of Marital Unhappiness: A New Remedy is also included for you to read or refer to should you desire to do so, essentially giving you two articles for the price of one!
Have an Unhappy Marriage?
First published in 1908 as an article in Elizabeth Towne's The Nautilus, the leading new thought magazine of its day, and later republished in booklet form as Marital Unrest: A New Remedy, Marital Unhappiness: A New Remedy by Wallace D. Wattles, who's best known for his classic masterpiece The Science of Getting Rich, will show you exactly how any married couple, no matter how "incompatible", can develop true marriage love and live happily and successfully together.
What You'll Learn
Here are just a few of the many things you'll learn from this article:
- What the basis of successful marriage is.
- The one thing the success of marriage depends on.
- Where the salvation of unsuccessful marriages may be found.
- What lovers do that married people don't but need to do.
- How any marriage may be made successful.
Marital Unhappiness: A New Remedy by Wallace D. Wattles will teach you everything you need to know to make your marriage a happy and successful marriage, regardless of how unhappy and unsuccessful it may be right now!
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Important Note! The remedy for marital unhappiness contained in this article can be applied to most any troubled relationship, marital or otherwise.
