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Relationship Values Workbook From Revive Her Drive Program

Revive Her Drive: Spark Passion with Intimate Connection

Here’s an easy, fun activity you can do with your woman tonight that can have profound impact on your relationship immediately and forever.

[MP3 Audio] Listen Here for a How-To on Enjoying The Relationship Values Workbook™ (Easy): Relationship Values – Susan Bratton

Download the Relationship Values Workbook™ from your Revive Her Drive online membership area and print it out. (You must be a customer of the Revive Her Drive online program to click here and download the Workbook.)

Over dinner tonight with your gal, see if the two of you can list your top 4 most important relationship values. Choose from the list of 80+ values I’ve put in the workbook or add your own.

Then rank order them and share with each other.

There may be a couple that you both share, but chances are, your woman is in relationship with you for very different reasons than you are with her.

Once you know WHY she’s with you and what she WANTS from you, you can start to supply her with those needs and support her value system consciously.

She will do the same for you and suddenly, MAGIC will happen for the two of you again.

As long as you are both truly honest about what you want and you focus on giving your woman what she wants, rather than trying to guess and supply her with things you prefer, she’ll start warming to you in ways you’ve never imagined.

This notion of giving each other a unique set of relationship values was one of the two most beneficial steps we ever made in deeply loving each other and having a significantly fulfilling marriage.

An added bonus, when you talk through this tonight at dinner with your gal, is that you’ll be putting a lot of attention on her and in an area women really appreciate discussing.

She’ll love the subject, the exercise, the conversation, your attention, the results and YOU!

If you’re single, it’s great to know your top Relationship Values so you can explain to people you date, what it is about being in a relationship that you are looking for in a partner. This should help in finding you find a suitable mate.

With Love,
Susan Bratton

3 Responses

  1. R/Madam,
    Good evening,
    MADAM YOUR MAIL IS ENOUGH TRUTH REVEALING. SIMPLY GREAT! I GOT A LOT FROM IT. CAN NOT FORGET.
    IT IS THE KEY OF BEAUTIFUL RELATIONSHIP.
    IN INDIA WE RESPECT WOMEN IT IS IN OUR COLTURE, CULTURE OF HINDU’S
    THANK YOU
    WARM REGARDS

    SUUNIL
    MUMBAI
    INDIA

  2. Susan, several months ago soon after receiving the Revive Her Drive program I printed two copies of the Relationship Workbook and approached my wife about each of us listing the top four values from the extensive list provided. I approached the exercise with great anticipation of better understanding each others relationship values as a starting point for improving and strengthening our marriage. I still have those pages we filled out of our respective top choices. But somehow the exercise instead of helping us understand each others priority of values, instead turned into an unhappy disagreement and we never completed discussing our values. Perhaps in part because I an very interested in talking about our relationship and what we both could do to make our relationship better, more emotionally fulfilling, more loving, more intimate and, yes, more enjoyable sexually. My wife of six years does not like to talk about our relationship or making it better for us as a couple and seldom will. I make every effort to be non- threatening but in spite of that she tends to take any discussion along those lines as a personal criticism of her which is never my intention. Perhaps related is the fact that I feel she is very critical of me in many ways looking for the bad rather than the good. I remind her in a nice way how she could express her thoughts in a less inflammatory way which comes across to me as being disrespectful. I was married twice before and remain on cordial terms with my former wives. They never came across to me as being disrespectful or were unwilling to discuss our relationship and find an pleasant accommodation for our differences which were and are typically just differences of opinion. Yes, I know frustration.

    1. Although this reads as a reason to reignite something with your past wives (maybe a 3some?) – it would seem to me that whatever your current wife’s “flame” she had for you – is now, more like a “barbed wire fence” – that you need to get away and stay away from! It’s a “hard and destructive mind” – that refuses to admit self problems – and refusal to do anything about it!

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