Dear friends, have you ever fallen completely and utterly in love before? The first time this happened to me, I was 18 years old. Our love was so sweet and unshakable, certain forever. Seven years later, I went through the worst breakup you could ever imagine. I was in pieces and was really sure I would never be happy again. How could two people who loved each other so much end up fighting to the point where there's no alternative but to separate? This question shaped my life. These are a little homemade, I hope you enjoyed them as much as I did making them. Okay, so I ended up becoming a marital researcher at Stony Brook and the relationship project in Long Island, New York. I interviewed hundreds of couples, and in all the couples I interviewed, I never met a single one whose intention it was to become unhappy. They all shared the same dream of a Hollywood fairytale endless love. But how many of them actually succeed? It doesn't look good statistically speaking. In the Western world, there is a 2/3 probability that you'll end up in divorce in your lifetime. And how many more are quietly unhappy or even lonely in their marriages? Now, why is that? Let me ask you a question. Would you jump out of a third-floor window onto a concrete floor? Probably not. Why not? Because you studied the laws of physics. But how many of you have studied in school the laws of emotion that explain to you your own inner world and the world of interpersonal dynamics that are so complicated? You see, how can we expect children to grow up and get along on an ever more crowded planet if we don't prepare them for that? My journey took me to become...