eMalahleni teacher releases his fourth book
This newly released book equips couples with tools to have a long-lasting relationship and eventually marriage.
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A life coach and a primary school teacher, Moeketsi Mazibuko, released his fourth book aimed at strengthening marriage relationships, advising how to maintain a healthy and strong union.
The book, titled Keep Dating Beyond Wedding Bells, gives the glimpse into a perfect marriage and also aids in teaching how to make a marriage peaceful, filled with love and long-lasting. It is a book that teaches partners to stay committed and to honour their wedding vows by avoiding the temptation to compare their spouses with other people.
Mazibuko said he drew the inspiration to write this book of 15 marriage principles through the requests of people who looked up to his marriage. “People and young couples who looked at my own marriage were deeply inspired by it. I decided to write this book to share with them the tips that make my marriage a success.”
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Mazibuko said through this book, he documented the travels, trials and travesties he had been through in his union, and people can use this to better theirs. “In the book I share all that I have been through and how we survived. It is also written so that couples who go into marriage get the tools to help their marriages become a success. People will learn that marriage success can be worked on and achieved like any other success in other spheres of life.”
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In the book he teaches how partner comparison is a thief of happiness. “Comparison only serves to make people miss out on the very unique and important details about their spouses, and frustrate them and their marriage relationship. It completely makes people miss out on their blessings for luck.”
He concluded by saying the book emphasises that couples should work with what they have and with what they have been blessed. “This is exactly what marriage is all about. Two imperfect, sometimes immature people coming together, working together and growing together to become the best versions of themselves. Working on each other will keep the marriage solid.”
The book is R200, or R260 with postage. To place an order, contact Mazibuko on 079 507 0697 or send a Facebook message to Moeketsi (The Force) Mazibuko.