Marko Petkovic

Marko Petkovic is the author of Feel Good Marriage – 7 Steps To A Rock Solid Relationship Without Counseling, and creator of FeelGoodGuides.com, dedicated to helping people achieve...mehr sehenMarko Petkovic is the author of Feel Good Marriage – 7 Steps To A Rock Solid Relationship Without Counseling, and creator of FeelGoodGuides.com, dedicated to helping people achieve healthy, fulfilling relationships, personal success and abundance. He believes that successful relationships are acts of doing, not having, and can therefore be taught. Marko believes that every person has a choice, and that everyone can change. From personal experience, he believes that most couples don’t need marriage counseling, but just some education and guidance, and most of all, determination and a lot of practice. Married for more than fifteen years to a beautiful woman who has a successful career of her own, Marko writes for modern women and men of the twenty-first century who struggle balancing their professional work with home and raising kids while trying to be good partners to their life mates. Although Marko has managed to transform his own marriage into a fulfilling and healthy one, he didn’t learn how to save a marriage in college. In fact, from his background, he holds master’s degrees in engineering and economy. It was only later in his life when he found passion in applied psychology in which he is now licensed, studying how profoundly thoughts and feelings can affect human behavior. He believes seemingly overwhelming problems can and should be broken down into simple, actionable steps that anyone can start implementing immediately. In that spirit, he strives for all of his work to be practical and down-to-earth, teaching only things that work and pass the test of common sense. Marko is also the father of two boys. He would like to consider himself to be a kickass husband and father, but he still screws up every now and then. When this happens, he says to himself, “Tomorrow, I’ll do better,” and sees those everyday family challenges as inspiration for his own work. He starts his day early and believes that hope is not a plan.weniger sehen