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Companion Workbook : Atomic Habits

This companion workbook is for couples who already know the ideas in a popular book about love languages and want to act on them. It guides readers through listing the gestures they might offer a partner and the things they hope to receive in turn. Each month, a plan is drawn up, followed by a chance to reflect on the response and adjust. The authors stress that every language has many dialects, so the same need can be met in different ways, and that experimenting is the only way to discover what works. The workbook urges readers to move beyond reading and do the work, because knowledge alone will not build a strong relationship.

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