Many of us have spent years living our romantic lives as if we are victims of our circumstances. We may have invested so much time and energy into complaining, fretting, and despairing over our circumstances that we now defi ne ourselves by our perceived obstacles, bad luck, or mistreatment by others. Seeing hope through these fi lters is almost impossible.

"The Miracle I Almost Missed" offers timely, practical advice for navigating through this maze of relationship disappointment to a place of hope and empowerment. It provides information that points the way to a more positive and hopeful approach to finding and keeping romantic relationships. Each chapter features a reality check that includes Finding Clues-questions that are designed to help you see your romantic life from a new perspective-and a Challenge, which offers alternative next steps.

For anyone who has been burned by love, feels unattractive, is stuck in a dead-end relationship, or faces uncomfortable dating challenges, "The Miracle I Almost Missed" can be the first step to new hope

Instead of getting out of bed and hoping today will be a good day, you can choose the day you want to have. You can control your own emotional response to the people and the things in your life. In "The Two-Minute Tune-Up," author Pam Boyd provides a series of inspirational quotes, messages, and personal anecdotes to help you set a positive tone for every day for an entire year.

Boyd, an international consultant and speaker, shows how, in less than two minutes each day, you can overcome negative thoughts and feelings by reading the daily selection and taking a minute to reflect and apply its message to your circumstances. It's about reclaiming personal power and regaining emotional dominance.

"The Two-Minute Tune-Up" serves as your daily port of renewal: a place to recharge, flip your switch from idle to full power, and realign the wheels of your life.

Many of us have spent years living our romantic lives as if we are victims of our circumstances. We may have invested so much time and energy into complaining, fretting, and despairing over our circumstances that we now defi ne ourselves by our perceived obstacles, bad luck, or mistreatment by others. Seeing hope through these fi lters is almost impossible.

"The Miracle I Almost Missed" offers timely, practical advice for navigating through this maze of relationship disappointment to a place of hope and empowerment. It provides information that points the way to a more positive and hopeful approach to finding and keeping romantic relationships. Each chapter features a reality check that includes Finding Clues-questions that are designed to help you see your romantic life from a new perspective-and a Challenge, which offers alternative next steps.

For anyone who has been burned by love, feels unattractive, is stuck in a dead-end relationship, or faces uncomfortable dating challenges, "The Miracle I Almost Missed" can be the first step to new hope

Instead of getting out of bed and hoping today will be a good day, you can choose the day you want to have. You can control your own emotional response to the people and the things in your life. In "The Two-Minute Tune-Up," author Pam Boyd provides a series of inspirational quotes, messages, and personal anecdotes to help you set a positive tone for every day for an entire year.

Boyd, an international consultant and speaker, shows how, in less than two minutes each day, you can overcome negative thoughts and feelings by reading the daily selection and taking a minute to reflect and apply its message to your circumstances. It's about reclaiming personal power and regaining emotional dominance.

"The Two-Minute Tune-Up" serves as your daily port of renewal: a place to recharge, flip your switch from idle to full power, and realign the wheels of your life.