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Intimacy & Desire: Awaken the Passion in Your Relationship 
Learn how you can apply the main lessons & principles from David Schnarch's groundbreaking relationship book in a five-minute listen. 
This audio captures the key takeaways found in the original book. All fluff and unnecessary information has been removed to save you hours of time. 
Dr. Schnarch revolutionizes our understanding of desire in long-term relationships, explaining why passion naturally wanes and how to reignite it through emotional growth rather than traditional techniques. 
At the core of his approach is "differentiation"—the ability to maintain your sense of self while staying emotionally connected to your partner. When couples develop greater differentiation, they can experience more profound intimacy and sustained desire. 
The book introduces the "Four Points of Balance": solid self, quiet mind, grounded responding, and meaningful endurance. These emotional skills help partners navigate conflicts, resist emotional pressure, and maintain a clear sense of identity within the relationship. 
Schnarch challenges conventional wisdom by showing how emotional gridlock and relationship difficulties are actually opportunities for growth. Rather than avoiding confrontation, he demonstrates how facing these challenges head-on leads to personal development and renewed attraction. 
You'll discover why sexual desire problems aren't just about sex but about how we handle emotional intimacy, anxiety, and personal growth. The solution isn't communication techniques or compromise, but developing greater emotional maturity and self-regulation. 
If you've already read the original, this audio will help you cement the most important lessons. If you haven't, don't worry—here you will find all the practical information that you can apply to transform your relationship through greater differentiation and emotional maturity.

Durata: 7 minuti (00:07:25)
Data di pubblicazione: 02/04/2025; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

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