Life Goes On (Fatherhood, #3)

I know what you are thinking. I know how you feel. I feel your pain. The pain you are feeling is real. For the past 18 to 20 years, you have been saying, "everyone come downstairs dinner is ready", you have helped them with their homework, you taught them to drive, you have shopped for 4 or 5 people. In a blink of a second that flashes before your eyes now they are gone on their own. It is just the two of you now. While this should be a happy and enduring times for you and your children. Many couples do not handle the empty nest well. This is why i wrote this book for you. Inside you will learn: To redisciver your love. Regain your love life, to rekindle the flames that were once there before the children were born, and you will also learn ways to cope with being a new empty nest. After reading you will be a new you. Are you ready to start this new chapter in your life?

Dalton Smith's books are a culmination of profound, well-thought reflections of the experiences of everyday life. A prolific writer with over 6 years of experience writing on the topics of love, relationship, and parenting, Dalton draws from his vast experience and wealth of knowledge about different facets of life to write expressive, deep texts that exude rare, positively transformative wisdom.

Dalton addresses a wide range of topics with impressive yet unique audacity and expert authority, and warm compassion that makes his readers connect with his eloquent contemplations and insightful guidance almost instantly. The pertinence of the issues Dalton addresses makes his books a haven for a broad set of readers including, couples struggling in their relationship, and parents who want to raise happy and confident children.

Dalton is passionate about helping others solve their problems and takes great pride in knowing that he can be helpful. Dalton encourages his readers to face their issues boldly and genuinely guides them into finding practical, efficient solutions. To refresh his mind, Dalton enjoys biking, traveling, and watching independent films.