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Laura Doyle
I was the perfect wife–until I actually got married. When I tried to tell my husband how to be more romantic, more ambitious, and tidier, he avoided me. I dragged him to marriage counseling and nearly divorced him. I then started talking to women who had what I wanted in their marriages and that’s when I got my miracle. The man who wooed me returned.
I wrote a few books about what I learned, hit the NY Times Bestseller List, and was translated into 19 languages in 30 countries. I accidentally started a worldwide movement of women who practice The Six Intimacy Skills™ that lead to having amazing, vibrant relationships. I've helped fix over 15,000 marriages and trained and certified hundreds of relationship coaches. The thing I’m most proud of is my playful, passionate relationship with my hilarious husband John–who has been dressing himself since before I was born.
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https://lauradoyle.org
NY Times Bestselling Author, Marriage Coach and Empowered Wife Podcast Host
started Sep 1998
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Woman backed for kicking out stepmom for visiting her baby: "Awkward"
A relationship coach told Newsweek why she feels the situation had been blown out of proportion.
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The Empowered Wife Podcast
Fix your relationship without your man's conscious effort, even if it seems completely hopeless. Guess share how they fixed hopelessly broken marriages using The Six Intimacy SkillsTM.
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It's the Intimacy, Stupid: 6 Steps for Women to Stamp Out Divorce
HuffPost Article with 6 skillsets to foster intimacy, passion and peace.
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Holiday Date Ideas to Rekindle Romance This Winter
Laura suggests visiting a holiday market for festive treats or taking a nostalgic stroll through decorated parks. Engage in a cookie baking competition for a playful bonding experience. "The winter holiday season is the perfect backdrop for rekindling romance," she says. These activities create new memories and strengthen your relationship. -
Who Should Pay on a First Date? Insights from Relationship Expert Laura Doyle
Laura suggests that traditionally, the initiator pays, fostering a dynamic of giving and receiving. In both heterosexual and homosexual relationships, this approach can enhance attraction and trust. "Splitting the bill may signal disinterest," she notes, while graciously receiving can build connection. As relationships progress, balance payments with emotional generosity, allowing partners to express affection through gestures rather than strict equality. -
Affirmation: The Key to a Thriving Marriage
Laura emphasizes that affirmation strengthens emotional bonds, trust, and intimacy in marriages. By appreciating and celebrating a partner's strengths, couples create a positive cycle of love and support. Simple acts like expressing gratitude, complimenting, and acknowledging efforts can significantly enhance marital intimacy. Laura's mission is to end world divorce, having transformed over 15,000 marriages with her Six Intimacy Skills™.
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Realizing that her dad broke the agreement she had and brought his wife Maggie to her home without warning to meet the baby must have been distressing, disappointing and shocking. She's right that it's entirely appropriate for her, as a new mom, to decide when she's ready to receive visitors. Then to have him say that SHE had embarrassed Maggie by overreacting only puts salt on the wound. But the part where the woman is still mulling over who was at fault tells me there's something unfinished between herself and her dad. I'm sure she has her reasons, but I wonder if her dad's poorly timed bid to force a visit from Maggie was also a heart message of sorts
