A New Era to a Successful Relationship

A New Era to a Successful Relationship
Chris Hicks Offers Valuable Advice on Dating, Monogamy, Life and Treating Each other Well in New Self-help Guidebook
Maryland. – Inspired by a failed engagement and other past relationships, author Chris Hicks
analyze the interaction between the opposite sexes. With his powerful message on frivolous relationships to the importance of monogamy, Chris gets deep and indebt to the science of why and how men and women think and act in crucial relationship situations. Already ahead of his time with different business ventures such as the Baltimore urban book festival, The Literary Network and his own relationship column Chris is often compared to Hill Harper and Michael Baisden. Chris represents the new waive of self help writer’s who is certain to make a positive impact on us all. Think Volume 1: The Young Adults Guide To A Successful Relationship (published by Universal Publishing Co)

Think Volume 1 was designed for the average young adult male and female who needs help in current relationship and also for the young adult who is constantly in and out of relationships, but not intentionally. It's a step by step guide showing all of the steps of how dating turns into a monogamist relationship which leads to love and ultimately marriage.
Using his own personal experiences as evidence, Chris’s perspective and wisdom focuses on the benefits of aiming for long-term gains as opposed to short-term goals. He writes:

“What do you want out of life? What do you want for yourself? A lot of people don’t know the answer to questions like these .If you can’t answer either question, then you have a problem. You only get one life, so why not do something productive with it? I want you to understand that this is important—not only to you, but to the person you plan on getting involved with. The way I see it is, if you don’t have a clue about what you want to do with your life, then how can you be involved with someone who does have lifelong goals? After a while, you become a liability.”

Full of useful tips about dating and falling in love, Think Volume 1 details simple principles that can set any young male or female on the right path towards a rewarding relationship.

Chris Hicks was born in Maryland and runs his own publishing company Universal Publishing Co LLC. He is also the founder of the Baltimore Urban Book Festival which is currently the only African American book festival in Baltimore. He is also the founder of The Literary Network, which is an online literary media website and a bookstore. Active in his community, Hicks volunteers with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and a member of the Greater Baltimore Leadership Association. He has been prominently featured in various publications as well as appearances on WBAL channel 11, Fox 45 news, Morgan St University station 88.9fm; WOLB 1010am and currently has his own relationship column, “The Cocktail Corner” for Theurbantwist.com.

Think volume 1 (the young adult’s guide to a successful relationship)
ISBN 978-1-4507-6831-351099
Available on e-book April 10, 2012
Available in Stores April 17, 2012
Universal Publishing Co

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Chris Hicks was born in Maryland and runs his own publishing company Universal Publishing Co LLC, which began in 2009. He is also the founder of the Baltimore Urban Book Festival which is currently the only African American book festival in Baltimore. He is also the founder of The Literary Network, which is an online literary media website and a bookstore. Active in his community, Hicks volunteers with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and a member of the Greater Baltimore Leadership Association. He has been prominently featured in various publications as well as appearances on WBAL channel 11, Fox 45 news, Morgan St University station 88.9fm; WOLB 1010am and currently has his own relationship column, “The Cocktail Corner” for Theurbantwist.com.

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