Fifteen percent of his clients never divorced, and the ones who did were able to part as friends. Media across the country affectionately call him, "The Love Counselor."
In 1985, he closed his law practice and devoted his life to showing people how to heal relationships and have their lives work. He has since been recommended by both The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post. He has been featured in newspapers, magazines, and on radio and television talk shows across the country, including Oprah.
His book, How To Heal A Painful Relationship has become a national best seller. In 2002 he founded Stop The Conflict, a program used by family law courts to take the conflict out of divorce.
The results of this program have been remarkable. According to a recent survey, participants reduced their blaming by 60% and their resentment by 68%. Taking responsibility for the conflict increased by an amazing 77%.
"It is possible to have love in all your relationships and in every aspect of your life," says Bill. “As you discover this profound yet simple truth, it will change your life forever."
Love is Never Enough
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Love by itself is never enough to have a relationship work. So what creates the experience of love? The experience of love is created by giving the gift of acceptance and appreciation. Notice how you feel when someone genuinely accepts and appreciates you. Doesn't this feel good? Of course it does. You feel better about yourself and better about life. You also feel better about the other person.
The same thing happens when you accept and appreciate someone else. That person automatically feels better about life and better about you. By giving acceptance and appreciation, you create the experience of love.
Now notice how you feel when someone is non-accepting, critical or controlling toward you. Instantly, the experience of love .
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100% Responsibility for Love
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Once you discover your role in the problem, you can do something about it. You can turn your
situation around. When you can't see your role in the problem, you stay stuck.
We have been taught that relationships are 50/50 but they're not. They are 100/100. Each person
is 100% responsible for the presence or absence of love.
Let's say that you and I have a relationship. How I treat you determines how you treat me. If I am
loving and supportive, you will react one way. If I am judgmental, critical or controlling, you will
react in quite a different way.
This makes me 100% responsible for the presence or absence of love and you are 0% responsible. You are
0% responsible because you are just reacting to me.
The other side of the coin is also true. How you treat me determines how I respond to you. If you are
loving and supportive, I will respond one way. If you are judgmental, critical or controlling, I will
respond another way. This makes you 100% responsible.
Both of us are totally, 100% responsible for the presence or absence of love, but this is not what we
have been taught.
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