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Also by Julie Bell:

The Scorecard, May 2006
Hardcover

Also by Donna Brown:

The Scorecard, May 2006
Hardcover

The Scorecard
Julie Bell, Donna Brown

How to Fix Your Man in One Year or Less

Gotham
May 2006
272 pages
ISBN: 1592402011
Hardcover
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Self-Help Relationships | Non-Fiction

A radical new plan for improving your marriage, based on the no-nonsense strategies of two executives who succeeded in saving theirs

Have you ever found yourself wondering What happened to the man I fell in love with? and How can I get him back? Julie Bell and Donna Brown both found that their once happy marriages had fallen apart, with a home life that bore no resemblance to their success at work. After trying everything, Julie and Donna finally gave up – and kicked their husbands out of the house. If the men wanted to return to their families they would have to fulfill a checklist of requirements. The results were surprising and spectacular – and The Scorecard was born.

Whether your marital problems are large – my husband is financially irresponsible – or small –my husband has yet to master the art of loading the dishwasher… --The Scorecard will help you figure out what you can live with, and what you can’t. Whether you are looking for a more satisfying sex life, more romance, having your husband share more of the workload at home, become a more involved father, or just make his own doctor’s appointments, The Scorecard is an efficient way to start the process of getting what you want – and getting your marriage back on track.

As the authors write, "This book was written to provide every woman with the strategy, support and encouragement to identify what she deserves –and to insist on getting it." Using the authors own success stories as examples, including their husband’s stories in their own words, The Scorecard describes their process and shows you how to create and implement your own blueprint for change in order to save your marriage.. This is an inspirational demonstration of the power of love and provides a potent illustration of every individual’s ability to change and grow.

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Re: The Scorecard

This book was not worth the paper it was printed on. It was a waste of money and I would not recommend it to anyone. At times - it was silly and its suggestions were demeaning and not productive.
(Susie Smith 10:45pm September 11, 2009)