A Relationship Guide for Men by Dean Akers

The relationships you make with people will stick with you for the rest of your life. The relationships you share with your friends, your spouse, your family, are all going to have a major impact on your life. Dean Akers, the CEO of Adjunct CEO and someone who has worked with business professionals all his life, knows quite a bit about maintaining positive business relationships. He wrote this book in order to talk about the many ways by which he tries to bring a Wow into the life of his others.

In this book, Dean talks about his friends, his customers, and his workers. In his early years, he had to leave his family behind, and as a result of that, Dean began to focus more and more on the relationships he fostered with the world. Mr. Akers began to focus on helping improve the lives of many couples by giving them comprehensive advice on how they could improve their relationships with each other. Dean Akers begins the book by talking about his own experiences and how he began to understand the importance of building relationships and fostering them.

The harrowing experience that he talks about related to his family give us a comprehensive idea about how his outlook on relationships and life, in general, began to change. The testimonials that he has received for his book are also quite positive. He’s talked about the sensitive things that can affect relationships and how people are so deeply impacted by the words of others.

Many have said that this book helps men understand the importance of how minor actions can have a major impact on a woman’s life. Some even believe that the book should be featured on Oprah, as it could help change the course of many relationships.

Dean Akers starts the book by talking in detail about the basics of relationships and what causes problems amongst individuals. Unsurprisingly, he talks about those little problems that eventually blow up to become major problems. The book focuses on 52 wows that Dean believes one can introduce in the lives of others and those around them, which could ultimately help them improve their relationships with each other. It’s a fascinating read that really helped open my eyes and made me understand the common mistakes that we make in relationships with people around us.