Feb 14, 2022
Renowned NYC Medical Malpractice Attorney and Author Uses His Own Love Story to Teach Powerful Relationship Lessons to Audiences Young and Old
NEW YORK - Feb. 14, 2022 - PRLog -- The Essential Rules of Love: A Practical Guide to Creating a Harmonious, Healthy, and Happy Relationship pulls together the wisdom and advice from relationship science and blends it with experiences with relationships and marriage, including the author's own.
Mr. Russotti was inspired to write The Essential Rules of Love following the death of his wife Susan in April 2017. It seamlessly blends his retrospective assessment of his marriage into why it worked beautifully against the backdrop of professional thinking. Using science as a structure for building and sustaining meaningful long-term relationships, the book delivers practical, actionable steps that partners can take- and avoid- to create profound change in each of their lives. It is replete with takeaways and lessons that will benefit a wide berth of couples of all ages.
"I wrote this book to provide comprehensive, yet concise, advice on how to nurture a successful, loving relationship. It's based on scientific research from many disciplines, which I've summarized into 10 easily understood Do's and Don'ts that couples can refer to when they experience negativity in their interactions to help them immediately resolve the issue."
- Phil Russotti, Author
The Essential Rules of Love is an essential read for both new and established couples, as well as those simply looking to strengthen their non-romantic relationships. Couples starting out will be able to use the book as a blueprint for preventing problems before they begin. Those who are experiencing difficulties in more established relationships can use it to guide them away from negative, destructive behavior and toward more positive engagement with each other ≠.
It is, in the end, a book of hope that promises broad impact, the kind of work that can become a constant go-to for those in relationships at various stages.
Phil Russotti has been a distinguished trial attorney in New York City for more than 40 years. In his career, he has mastered new subjects, usually in the sciences, through reading, research, and speaking with experts. In preparation for writing, The Essential Rules of Love, he transitioned these adept research abilities to the subject of love and relationships, using his own relationship with his late wife, Susan—a relationship he feels was the most perfect one any couple could hope for- as the basis for his teachings.
You can connect with Russotti directly at www.PhilRussotti.com.
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