Confessions of a Terrible Husband: Lessons Learned from a Lumpy Couch

Does every attempt to improve your relationship end in yet anotherargument?
It doesn't have to. This is your playbook.

"A must-read for anyone looking to improve their relationship."
- John G. Miller, Bestselling author of QBQ!, Parenting the QBQ Way, & Outstanding!

"Nick's honesty, transparency and humor throughout the book is truly a breath of fresh air. From his own confessions to helping you with yours, this is a book that will not only help you become a stronger person; it may even save your marriage."
- Jevonnah R. Ellison, Leadership Strategist and Founder of Maximum Potential Academy

"Today's pressure of the professional family man are too overwhelming. I highly recommend entering into Nick's world through stories, perspective, and transparency. You will find you are not alone and there is opportunity to become the husband you were meant to be!"
- Darryl Lyons, author of Small Business Big Pressure: A Faith-based Approach for the Ambitious Entrepreneur

"Confessions of a Terrible Husband™ is a fascinating book about the mind of a young husband working hard to serve his family well. Nick's honesty is refreshing and the process he undertook can serve as a model for others to improve their marriages."
- Derek and Carrie Olsen, authors of One Bed, One Bank Account

For years, Nick Pavlidis felt stuck.

He worked hard, believing he was doing what was best for his family. Over the years, the combination of long hours, unpredictable schedules, and a growing family took its toll.

Nick tried everything he could think of to improve his marriage, but nothing worked - including nights on that old couch. Nick soon realized he was not only the problem in the relationship, but also the solution.

In Confessions of a Terrible Husband(TM): Lessons Learned from a Lumpy Couch, Nick takes you inside the mind (and house) of a husband who thought he knew it all.

Nick’s story is honest, funny, and hopeful. Both husbands and wives will enjoy the process he undertook to become a more loving and engaged husband and father - a process you can explore to grow your relationship, too, no matter how great it already is.