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Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage

Hello

Well today is my birthday (March 25) and I wanted to give you an opportunity to celebrate it with me. I have written a book entitled “Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage” that in essence solves the marriage problem.

Here is the opening paragraph from a recent review that summarizes someone’s assumptions before reading and realization after reading the book. This is from Bettie Corbin Tucker’s book review on www.bookreviewers.org.   The full review is at

www.bookreviewers.org/equality.htm:

“When I began reading Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage, by Tim Kellis, I expected to read a typical counseling book such as those that fill the shelves of bookstores. Most of these are written by experts in the field of counseling who have degrees in psychology, psychiatry, or pastoral ministries. I was totally wrong in regard to the word “typical.” This book delves deep into the mind, reminding readers of historical happenings, successful businesses, politics, education, religion, family backgrounds, and the scientific work of many individuals, all which, according to the author’s findings, can unlock some of the mysteries as to what is behind the 50 percent divorce rate among couples who promised to love one another “for better or worse.”

So please visit the following site and take the first step in creating the relationship you always imagined you would have.  And for a limited time you can get your copy of the book for a 20% discount.  

www.HappyRelationships.com/buy.aspx

Sincerely
Tim Kellis
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Tim Kellis, author of \\\"Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage\\\"  Renowned Wall Street analyst Tim Kellis takes on what could be considered society’s biggest problem today, divorce. The journey that led to him tackling such a significant issue was both personal and professional. After a successful career that eventually landed him on Wall Street Tim met what he thought was the girl of his dreams, only to see that relationship end with bitterness and anger. The journey included work with a marital therapist, and after he discovered the therapist wasn’t really helping decided to tackle the issue himself. Ambition and a strong aptitude for math helped lead Kellis to discover how to make relationships work. His math skills led directly to an engineering degree, nine years in the telecommunications industry, an MBA in finance, and finally on to Wall Street, where he became the very first semiconductor analyst to focus on the communications market. After publishing a 300-page initiation piece entitled Initiating Coverage of the Semiconductor Industry: Riding the Bandwidth Wave, Kellis became a leading semiconductor analyst at one of the biggest firms on Wall Street. The experience he gained as a Wall Street analyst provided an excellent backdrop for becoming an expert on relationships, and resulted in his relationship book entitled “Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage”. Read more from this author