Suzanne Venker
Author and Relationship Coach
A similar version of this article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. If you’re in a traditional(ish) marriage—that is, if you’re part of the majority of married women in America who are either not employed at all or who are employed part-time—you’ve hit the jackpot. Countless modern marriages are struggling today or falling apart …
This article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. What if all you need to be successfully married is a change of attitude? Sound too good to be true? It isn’t. You’d be surprised what a simple shift in thinking can do. Your attitude is the single most important determinant of your success in life. …
The following post is the first of a series of posts on modern American dating and young people’s inability to form lasting attachments that potentially lead to marriage. Remember when dating was fun and relatively easy to do? Remember when it was viewed as a step toward a committed relationship or even marriage? Tell that …
The following article was written by “The Renaissance Woman,” a 30-year-old Millennial who’s going through a transformation of sorts and wants to caution other women her age to take dating and relationships more seriously. She has asked to write a few posts for my readers. This is her first. New York City is a thrilling …
I have a 19-year-old daughter in college who, like most young women her age, enjoys an abundance of support and guidance with respect to her professional endeavors—as she should. What she will not receive is any encouragement or direction for what will someday collide with those professional endeavors and, more importantly, what will have the …
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