Comments for The Eight-Cow Relationship http://eightcow.com Tue, 10 Apr 2012 09:06:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Comment on Your Primary Relationship by testvid1041012 http://eightcow.com/primaryrelationship/#comment-753 testvid1041012 Tue, 10 Apr 2012 09:06:21 +0000 http://eightcow.com/?page_id=500#comment-753 testvid1041012 testvid1041012

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]]> Comment on Trust Comes Slowly by admin http://eightcow.com/trust-comes-slowly/#comment-378 admin Wed, 18 Jan 2012 20:10:26 +0000 http://eightcow.com/?p=121#comment-378 So, #1 How do you win him back? and #2 Are you sure that is a good idea? So, #1 How do you win him back? and #2 Are you sure that is a good idea?

]]> Comment on The Complexity of Simplicity by Lana Archibald http://eightcow.com/the-complexity-of-simplicity/#comment-6 Lana Archibald Sun, 19 Jun 2011 22:37:31 +0000 http://eightcow.com/?p=270#comment-6 Tracy's 8 Cow Book is so good that I bought 5 copies -- I plan to give the book to my grandchildren to read when they turn 13. I want them to understand what is involved in making good relationship choices BEFORE they become emotionally involved with someone who won't make them happy in the long run. It will also help them to set appropriate goals for themselves. Tracy’s 8 Cow Book is so good that I bought 5 copies — I plan to give the book to my grandchildren to read when they turn 13. I want them to understand what is involved in making good relationship choices BEFORE they become emotionally involved with someone who won’t make them happy in the long run. It will also help them to set appropriate goals for themselves.

]]> Comment on Two Halves Make a Whole by Kurt Dowdle http://eightcow.com/two-halves-make-a-whole/#comment-5 Kurt Dowdle Fri, 17 Jun 2011 07:10:38 +0000 http://eightcow.com/?p=350#comment-5 By the way, this blog posted on Rachel's birthday, June 18! Happy birthday Rachel! By the way, this blog posted on Rachel’s birthday, June 18!

Happy birthday Rachel!

]]> Comment on Cat in the Furnace – Actively Listening by Grace Mmbaga http://eightcow.com/cat-in-the-furnace-%e2%80%93-actively-listening/#comment-3 Grace Mmbaga Wed, 15 Jun 2011 12:45:51 +0000 http://eightcow.com/?p=139#comment-3 Just begin with a question. Can you compare your concept with active listening? Where one can be able to tell if the partner is listening actively when he/she responds non-verbally. This concept has a great deal in relationships yet not keenly observed maybe due to ignorance or not knowledgeable. It is true active listening shows a sense of love and respect to whom you are communicating to. Just begin with a question. Can you compare your concept with active listening? Where one can be able to tell if the partner is listening actively when he/she responds non-verbally. This concept has a great deal in relationships yet not keenly observed maybe due to ignorance or not knowledgeable. It is true active listening shows a sense of love and respect to whom you are communicating to.

]]> Comment on The Complexity of Simplicity by Darrin Smith http://eightcow.com/the-complexity-of-simplicity/#comment-2 Darrin Smith Tue, 14 Jun 2011 04:22:47 +0000 http://eightcow.com/?p=270#comment-2 Being divorced and thinking about what has gone wrong in my relationships, I found it refreshing to read the 8 Cow book. Tracy puts forward the idea that to succeed in a lasting and fruitful relationship, one must want to improve on what one can do to promote synergy. The 8 ideas that are brought forth in the book will guarantee a relationship to not only prosper, but it also shows how one can bond in a way that breaths fresh vitality that most couples haven't partaken of. Showing people that taking the "high road" and the harvest that this path provides is the essence of this book. I highly recommend it for those who seek to make their relationship one that is not only relished by both parties, but on that will edify the individuality of each partner to better heights! Being divorced and thinking about what has gone wrong in my relationships, I found it refreshing to read the 8 Cow book. Tracy puts forward the idea that to succeed in a lasting and fruitful relationship, one must want to improve on what one can do to promote synergy. The 8 ideas that are brought forth in the book will guarantee a relationship to not only prosper, but it also shows how one can bond in a way that breaths fresh vitality that most couples haven’t partaken of. Showing people that taking the “high road” and the harvest that this path provides is the essence of this book. I highly recommend it for those who seek to make their relationship one that is not only relished by both parties, but on that will edify the individuality of each partner to better heights!

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