Happy at Home, Happy at Work - Alexander, Susanne M.
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Happyiness and character strengths are closely linked. We build those strengths as we practice them in our homes and in the workplace. The more we apply them in one venue, the more they impact the other, and vice versa. Marriages, families, and workplaces are happier, healthier places to be.

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Happyiness and character strengths are closely linked. We build those strengths as we practice them in our homes and in the workplace. The more we apply them in one venue, the more they impact the other, and vice versa. Marriages, families, and workplaces are happier, healthier places to be.
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Susanne M. Alexander is a Relationship and Marriage Educator, author, coach, and character specialist, as well as President of Marriage Transformation® (https://marriagetransformation.com/; transformationlearningcenter.com; bahaimarriage.net). She is certified to conduct marriage readiness assessments with couples through Prepare-Enrich (prepare-enrich.com), and the Character Foundations Assessment with individuals through Peirce Group (peircegroup.com). She received a BA in Communications from Baldwin-Wallace College. Susanne meets with clients globally to help them prepare for relationships and marriage or strengthen their existing marriages. As a journalist, Susanne has written hundreds of articles, including many pieces on relationships and marriage as a contributing writer for bahaiteachings.org, bahaiblog.net, Simple Marriage, Strengthening Marriage, Marriage Partnership, and First Years and Forever. Susanne has been single, in dating relationships, engaged, married, divorced, and widowed. She is a daughter, stepdaughter, mother, stepmother, and grandparent. All of this has given Susanne a diversity of experiences to share! She is originally from Canada, where she embraced the Bahá'í Faith, which has guided her life ever since. She is married to Phil Donihe, and they live in Tennessee, in the United States.