Life after the wedding doesn't get easier As work, household duties and the demands of parenting increase, there is little time and emotional energy left to invest in our relationship with our spouse. The result of this is where many couples are today, trudging along and getting by, their once deep and growing relationship now replaced by a relationship of maintenance, or even survival amidst the daily grind. Some say that this is life and we might as well accept it. For those who want something more, Nick Sorani offers inspiration and practical steps towards renewing your relationship and having a vibrant marriage once again. An enjoyable workbook, written from the belief that we live more by our habits than our intentions, Sorani is convinced that for many of us it comes down to this - change a few habits and you can change your marriage Written from a coaching perspective for those who already have stable and good marriages, but want to improve things more, or get back to the core of friendship and love that started it all off. Happily Ever After? offers understanding and advice for couples of any age or stage of marriage. Readers will: - Understand the common stages of a marriage relationship. - Identify habits that are keeping their relationship from growing. - Affirm their core marriage values. - Select new habits that can renew or deepen their relationship. - Understand why men rarely get excited about marriage growth resources. Designed for couples, individuals, and also great for group discussions. The workbook format offers specific questions for challenge and reflection that can bring positive and lasting growth and change. Abundant Life Now is the private marriage coaching practice of Nick Sorani. The name is an expression of Nick's commitment to helping clients live according to their passions and core values. While recognizing the past and planning for the future, it is his challenge to each of us to live more in the moment. Working with both individuals and couples, Nick is committed to helping them renew and deepen their marriage relationship. He also offers personal life coaching in areas that commonly affect marriages, such as career, transitions, health challenges and spiritual growth. Nick and his family live in Oregon, where he and his wife, Kristin, are also the owners of Pleasant Creek, a private retreat house for couples, families and ministry leaders. Before moving to Rogue River, Nick served as pastor for ten years at First Presbyterian Church in Gridley, California.