How to Get Your Man to Wear the Pants... So You Don't Have To: Inspiring him to make more decisions, take the lead and STOP LEAVING IT ALL TO YOU!

Are you frustrated with a man who won't make a decision and won't ever take charge?

Have you lost respect for a man who always waits for you to tell him what to do?

Are you infuriated when he won't put effort into figuring out how to deal with a problem at home or in the family?

Does he always say, "Whatever you want. You decide"?

You're not the only one.

The goal of this book is to help you achieve the calm of knowing you're with a man who makes you feel safe and protected, a man who can make a decision and takes charge of his share of responsibilities at home and in the family, a man who doesn't leave all these responsibilities to you.

How to Get Your Man to Wear the Pants ... So You Don't Have To shares strategies on how to inspire a man to be more decisive and do his share of emotional labor and taking the lead at home and in the family. It tells you what you need to say to get him to take charge of dealing with his share of day-to-day responsibilities as well as problems that arise and not leave this entire burden on you.

It tells you what he needs to hear to motivate him to make his share of decisions and not expect you to make all the decisions. It shares strategies on how to inspire him to be a man with a plan and not ask you to plan everything involving your relationship, home and family.

Elliott Katz's book Being the Strong Man A Woman Wants: Timeless wisdom for men on how to improve your relationship encouraged men to make more decisions, show more leadership and take responsibility in a relationship. The book struck a chord and was translated into 24 languages around the world. Women asked him what they can do to get a man to do more emotional labor, make more decisions and take the lead. How to Get Your Man to Wear the Pants ... So You Don't Have To, is the response.

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