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Bonika Wilson’s ‘Marriage Business’: Transforming Relationships into Success Stories

The corporate world and marriage may seem like an unlikely pairing, but Bonika Wilson’s book, ‘Marriage Business’, draws thought-provoking parallels between the two. Wilson breaks down the complexities of relationships into manageable parts, offering insightful strategies for navigating challenges and strengthening marital bonds.

In ‘Marriage Business,’ Wilson empowers couples to plan for a successful and fulfilling marital life. She provides a blueprint for building a robust and enduring marriage, one strategic step at a time. Her approach is reminiscent of the business world, where strategic planning and careful execution lead to success.

By examining marriage as a business, Wilson highlights the importance of setting goals, establishing effective communication strategies, and working together as a team. She presents practical tools and techniques that enable couples to better understand themselves and their partners, fostering a deeper sense of connection and intimacy.

Through relatable anecdotes and real-life examples, Wilson brings her years of experience as a marriage counselor and consultant to the forefront. She offers valuable insights into the nuances of relationships, shedding light on common challenges and providing actionable solutions.

For authors seeking to explore the intersection of business principles and relationships, ‘Marriage Business’ serves as a compelling resource. Wilson’s clear and concise writing style makes complex concepts accessible, ensuring that readers can apply her strategies to their own marriages.

What is your reason for wanting to help people who are married?

Bonika: My work in the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion space has allowed me to take a deep dive into the gaps that exists in our communities. Outside of economic and education gaps which I have been working to close these gaps and ultimately hope to eliminate disparities, there are other critical factors. When you look at the problems in our communities, crime, mental health, access to transportation, insurance etc. it’s difficult to solve these problems without going to the foundation. The foundation begins in the home. Healthy homes and healthy children begin with healthy parents and at the core of that is healthy relationships so this is why my focus has shifted to focus on marriages, if you solve for that you can solve for so many other items. In essence healthy relationships equate to healthier and safer communities.

If you could have anyone in the world read your book, who would it be?

Bonika I would like for people who are hopeful and inspired to have a successful marriage and leave a dynasty to read my book. These couples are looking for proven tools and resources and will commit to utilizing the tools to achieve their goal of a dynamic marriage.

If you are looking for an actual name, it would be nice to haveTD Jakes read and support the book because I believe our mission of creating healthy communities via healthy people are in alignment. Additionally, he is a builder of legacy and that is absolutely what the book is designed to do.

It would also be nice to have Gary Chapman read and support the book because he has created such a large community via The Five Love Languages, and I believe his book nicely lays the foundation for the work that will come after which is the work that happens in my book.

Why are healthy marriages so important?

Bonika Healthy marriages are the foundation for healthy families, healthy lives, whole children, strong finances, and safer more inclusive communities. Solving most problems, we are faced with mental health, mass shootings, drug abuse, suicide, crime, economics, education, and more start with healthy individuals leaving healthy homes. Currently, we are dealing with broken people leaving broken homes and until we solve for whole people entering our communities, we will never be able to really tackle all the other items. But broken parents often create broken children and broken people create broken communities. Healing families will ultimately heal communities.

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