One Question That May Save Your Marriage

One Question That May Save Your MarriageThe Matt Townsend Show • Season undefined, Episode undefined, Segment 2

Mar 13, 2015 • 12m

(1:07:21) Best selling author Richard Paul Evans, who has written more than 25 consecutive New York Times Best Sellers, talks about the early struggles in his marriage and how he and his wife were able to overcome relationship difficulties. He found success when he looked to change himself. Richard asked his wife “How can I make your day better?”

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