What if you could work through your abandonment issues in a predictable way at the expense of a fraction of how much therapy costs in terms of time … and money?

This simple 30 minutes per day method will help you go back even when you were 5 years old at any age without the difficulty of reliving the past.

For any women, who:

has never felt relaxed in a relationship,

has never experienced a normal, healthy relationship

has continual fears that any par she's in a relationship with will eventually leave,

doesn't fully trust a man despite his deep devotion to her…

…. this book might be something can help you

This simple predictible approach to abandonment will make you understand why you’ve never been relaxed in any love relationship and why you never trusted your partner despite obvious devotion to you. It will be like taking a blinder out of your eyes.

Will explain why is not necessary to jump to concluding that your partner is messing up behind your back when “working late” and will dive into your intense fear of abandonment due to many things that have occurred in your life.

In fact, it’s easier than you think.

A study in “The Journal of forensic Psychiatry & Psychology” published in November 2017 demonstrated that untreated rejection and abandonment can lead to developing psychopathy and in 5 out of 6 cases how 30 minutes per day of deep work can drastically eradicate this.

Here’s just a tiny fraction of what you’ll discover:

— 3 ways to understand why relatives don’t communicate with you and how not to fear of never have a good relationship with them again

— A simple and easy way to not feel “was sick and tired of being sick and tired”

— How to identify if you suffer of parental abandonment and alleviate it without the pain of reliving the past

— 10 examples of how to work thorugh abandonment issues that were caused by a divorce no matter how many years have past

— An “all-encompassing perspective” of what abandonment truly is far more than loss, rejection, being overlooked, bullied, ostracized, shamed and ignored

— Concise explanation to why being divorced, widowed, loss of a child, parent or any form of grief is actually still

— A set of practical tools to understand how my fear of abandonment was driving some of my behaviors and reactions, and it gave me practical tools to address those issues

— My own story of how I broke the cycle by being willing to experience the pain without relying on unhelpful coping mechanisms such as clinging, lashing out, withdrawing

Martin Lewis