9 Fights You Should Be Having: New article at Redbook

Wise Readers,

Research has shown that all couples—happy and not—have conflict.  But there are many fights we might wish to avoid.  Even so, here are at least nine fights that are worth having (and my first appearance at Redbook).  Asking you to “enjoy” might be a bit strong.  But these conflicts can smooth out the rest of your relationship!

http://www.redbookmag.com/life/advice/g3348/fighting-relationships-marriage-advice/

Get Your "Picker" Fixed: speaking of partnership

Wise Readers, 

Is your ‘picker’ broken? Mine was. If you’re curious about how to choose better, or my own process in fixing a broken selection process, here’s this podcast at Speaking of Partnership, live today: 

Website link: http://speakingofpartnership.com/032-duana-welch/

iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/…/speaking-partnershi…/id1091377398

Sample of the show: 
http://www.clammr.com/app/clammr/210969

From Addiction to Pick Up Artists

Wise readers, welcome to a brand-new podcast episode, and one of my very favorites. From why nice guys finish first to why the pick up artist community isn’t helping for long-term love, to alcohol and drug addiction, to detailed info on how to tell if it’s “once a cheater, always a cheater,” to arranging your own marriage—I hope you enjoy this one like I did: 

http://bit.ly/iwtkDuanaWelch2

My Biggest Heartbreak, plus how to succeed in business while really trying

Wise Readers,

When my book was in the works, the editor wanted me to tell about my biggest heartbreak, and how I recovered. At the time, I refused; it involved too many other people, including my child. But she gave permission. So here it is. Please be kind. 

Bonus: The latter half of this interview is about applying mating psychology to getting a raise, more respect, a better job:

http://www.jessicajconsulting.com/the-superwoman-chronicles/2016/4/9/an-interview-with-duana-welch-phd-and-author-of-love-factually

LoveScience at I Heart Radio/Savvy Central: Myths of Love

Wise Readers~Are people ready to change when they’ve hurt long enough?  And if so, what can they learn that will help them change?

 http://www.blogtalkradio.com/savvycentral/2016/04/08/the-science-of-love-with-duana-c-welch-power-of-giving-with-michael-mcmanus