Real Love: A Survival Guide vol. 2: How to Avoid Having Your Ticket on "The Love Boat" Turn Into a Stateroom on the Titanic

Love is a little word that we make big, and real love is important to everyone. Each stage of our development changes our definition of it. It is our constantly changing barometer about where we are at any moment of our lives. It is a lifelong quest for all of us, male and female, young and old. A few simple actions and strategies can help find real love that grows over time. This book offers insights that might explain a past heartache and make a good relationship better. Little things count. They add up to a simple, clear message: “I not only love you, but I also want to care for you and your needs on a daily basis.” This is what heads toward the Love Boat rather than the Titanic. If I have learned anything from failed relationships, a doctorate in psychology and thousands of hours doing my own brand of therapy, it is the message I gave my son, Eric, when he turned 18: “Be open, be honest, be loving, be free and let no person transgress with impunity.” We each have our own path, none the same. However, some tools, tactics, and principles can make each of our lives more effective and fun. In this book you will find cartoons of my little friends I call "Reals". Characters that leaked out of my unconscious. The “Real” evolved over time as I thought about life situations and ways to sort them out. He wears a cowboy hat, like mine, and his partner has long hair, like my wife. These 52 cartoons were not hard to draw. But they took me a lifetime to figure out.

Prof. Goodfield is Founding Director of The Goodfield Institute LLC in Arizona, and The Netherlands. He holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and Human Behavior. In 1996 he became President & CEO of The Goodfield Foundation: for the Study of Conflict Communication and Peace Building. In 2010 he became President & CEO of The Goodfield Media Group International LLC. Since 2015 he is Founder/Director of Operation New Outlook an organization that remove Post Traumatic Stress and enhance quality of life of veterans. Dr. Barry Goodfield is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. He has assisted individual clients and families for more than 30 years with their issues and concerns. Dr. Goodfield specializes in identifying the unconscious nonverbal signals known as Non-Verbal Leak. His work is based on an unique patented psychotherapeutic process, which he developed in the 1970s. He holds one U.S. patent and one pending on his psychotherapeutic process. Dr. Goodfield has shared his methods with psychiatrists, psychologists, senior corporate executives, attorneys, cabinet-level officials, law enforcement and individuals around the globe. He is a lecturer on a wide range of subjects. He appears regularly on television and radio in America and Europe. He is also a profiler and author, having published Insight and Action: The Role of the Unconscious in Crisis from Personal to International Levels (1999), So You Want To Be My President? (2011), Relationships: A Survival Guide vol.1 (2012), Real Love: A Survival Guide vol. 2 (2015) and Are They Crazy? (2015) A detailed psychological profile of ALL 26 presidential candidates for 2016. Various international bodies such as the United Nations (International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia), and NATO H.Q. Brussels, as well as governments such as the former Soviet Union, The Netherlands, Lithuania, Uzbekistan, Sri Lanka, Sultanate of Oman, Ukraine, Austria and corporations have utilized the services and methodology of the Goodfield Institute and Goodfield Foundation. For five years Dr. Goodfield was a protégé to semantics expert and United States Senator S. I. Hayakawa. He completed his Ph.D. in Psychology and Human Behavior at United States International University, with prior doctoral study at University of California Berkeley and Rutgers University.