Love-Ability: How to Become Lovable by Caring for Yourself and Others - Nugent, Madeline
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Love-Ability bridges the gap between self-help books and religious texts. From time-tested advice from religious and public figures through the ages, the authors have developed practical ways for readers to develop the skills they need to care for self and for others. Love-Ability shows how to make more and better friends and how to be a more loving and lovable friend or partner. Topics include responding to the needs of others, generating conversation, and developing a likable personality, as well as dealing with people who are hard to love, bringing shy individuals out of their shells, and…mehr

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Love-Ability bridges the gap between self-help books and religious texts. From time-tested advice from religious and public figures through the ages, the authors have developed practical ways for readers to develop the skills they need to care for self and for others. Love-Ability shows how to make more and better friends and how to be a more loving and lovable friend or partner. Topics include responding to the needs of others, generating conversation, and developing a likable personality, as well as dealing with people who are hard to love, bringing shy individuals out of their shells, and tapping into your own personality strengths to overcome personal weaknesses. By completing one chapter a week, in three months readers will learn to live a healthier life, full of love for others and for themselves.
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Autorenporträt
Madeline Pecora Nugent, a wife, mother of 5 children, and grandmother of two has written five other books and over 250 articles. A regular contributor to True Girl magazine, she is Minister General for the Confraternity of Penitents. Julian Stead, O.S.B., a Benedictine monk and priest at St. Gregory's Abbey, Portsmouth, RI, has written Saint Benedict: A Rule for Beginners, as well as numerous articles on practical spirituality.