PNTV: Happy Together by Suzann Pileggi Pawelski and James Pawelski (#398)

<p><span data-sheets-value= "{"1":2,"2":"Optimize: https://optimize.me/ (← Get Free Stuff + Free 2-Week Trial!)\nOptimize Coach: https://optimize.me/coach (← Join 2,000+ Optimizers from 70+ Countries!)\n\nHere are 5 of my favorite Big Ideas from Happy Together by Suzann Pileggi Pawelski and James Pawelski. Hope you enjoy!\n\nSuzie and James Pawelski are two of the world's leading positive psychologists. James cofounded the Master of Applied Positive Psychology program at the University of Pennsylvania with Martin Seligman while Suzie is a graduate of the program and a leading freelance writer and consultant. Together they've written an incredible book on \"Using the Science of Positive Psychology to Build Love That Lasts.\" I’ve been waiting for a very long time for the book that would make me say: “READ THIS BOOK if you want to figure out how to integrate Ancient Wisdom + Modern Science + Practical Tools to Optimize your relationship.” And, well, THIS book is it. I HIGHLY recommend it. In fact, it's not only my #1 Love book recommendation, it's also cracked the Top 10 all-time greatest list. Big Ideas we explore include The Relationship Gym (hit it!), Aristotelian Lovers (the REAL Soul Mates), SNAP (James geniuses x2), Know Thy... (self and thy partner!), and Love Is an Action Verb (let's commit to flourishing together TODAY!).\n\nGet Happy Together on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0143130595\n\nLearn more about Suzann Pileggi Pawelski and James Pawelski: https://www.optimize.me/authors/suzann-pileggi-pawelski-mapp/ https://www.optimize.me/authors/james-o-pawelski-ph-d/\n\n► RELATED RESOURCES:\nBig Idea 1: RELATIONSHIP GYM\n- Coping with COVID interview series via Positive Voices → https://www.positivevoices.com/copingwithcovid/\n- +1: Falling in Love vs. STANDING in Love | One’s a Lot Easier than the Other (#134) → https://www.optimize.me/plus-one/falling-in-love-vs-standing-in-love/\n- +1: Fortify Your Pertinacity | Seneca Says: “Until the Will to Good Becomes a Disposition to Good” (#864) → https: