Student of Love - by Laterras R Whitfield (Hardcover)
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Highlights
- Whatever your love life currently looks like, whether you are single, dating, engaged, married, or divorced, come be a student of love.
- Author(s): Laterras R Whitfield
- 240 Pages
- Religion + Beliefs, Christian Life
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About the Book
Whatever your love life currently looks like, whether you are single, dating, engaged, married, or divorced, come be a student of love.Book Synopsis
Whatever your love life currently looks like, whether you are single, dating, engaged, married, or divorced, come be a student of love. From the host of the healthiest platform for relationships on the Internet, comes the healthiest guidebook about love that offers refreshing and relatable perspectives as well as raw, insightful lessons that vibrate with hope, healing, and deliverance for all matters of the heart.
In a world obsessed with finding love comes a guide from "The Relationship Whisperer" and host of the Dear Future Wifey Podcast, Laterras R. Whitfield. Student of Love delivers in spades what his podcast listeners have come to love about the tender-hearted guide:
- Adopting the unique posture of a student rather than an expert, Laterras offers a fresh perspective on navigating relationships by examining the mistakes we all make.
- Using those experiences to inform your choices, so that you will become more intentional and fulfilled in your love life.
- Something for everyone--whether you are in the early or prolonged stages of dating, soon-to-be or already married, or still healing from divorce and loss this book is for you.
- Carefully and compassionately, Laterras tackles the kind of subjects that can be challenging, yet profoundly impactful, and most importantly, healing.
- Exploring the all-encompassing and all-engrossing concept of love with brutal honesty, authenticity, and candor so that you can discover, uncover, and recover love.
- How to be comfortable, confident, and cognizant in all your relationships.
Heartbreak doesn't have to be the end of the story. In fact, it shouldn't. It should be an opportunity to revise and reassess. It should be an opportunity to find out what you really want and what you have to give. Because only when you are able to navigate your own journey from a healthy place can you finally start to think about being a part of another person's love story.