New Book Examines the Blame Game of Life
It’s the Woman You Gave Me
Shon Hyneman set out to tackle a difficult problem: why we blame one another in our relationships, marriages, and lives. A past. Everyone has one, it defines who we are, but we can not dwell on it. Shon advocates learning from our past mistakes, progressing forward with our end goals, and ultimately living a happier and more fulfilled life. Blaming other individuals for our past only keeps us rooted in something that we can not change. By focusing on moving beyond our past experiences, Shon’s book will open reader’s minds to embracing their future goals.
Writing from his own past experiences, Shon shows readers that playing the “Blame Game” is toxic to any relationship. Those who are able to truly forgive others for our past transgressions are able to rise about this “Blame Game” and Shon shows readers the best ways to do just that. Encouraged by his wife to write down his strategies and share them with others, he wants to inspire others to rise above their toxic outlook on life and embrace their dreams. When asked what he felt like after finishing the book he said: “Like a millionaire!”
About the Author
Writing for several years, Shon teaches marriage classes and has seen many couples focus on what the other spouse is not doing, rather than on what they could do to better the marriage. With a goal to share his strategies with others, Shon has been writing for a number of years. His future plans include traveling the country teaching marriage and family classes, seminars, and marriage retreats. Growing up in Cleveland, Ohio, Shon now resides in a suburb of Phoenix, Arizona. He is working on his next book, “Catching Hell But Still Producing: What Would You Do in the Midst of the Storm”.
It’s the Woman You Gave Me
Is available through Amazon, and Ingram Books.
Published by:
Yorkshire Publishing
9731 E 54th Street
Tulsa, OK74146
For those interested in learning more about It’s the Woman You Gave Me and Shon’s workshops and seminars, please contact Shon at:
shon@neveragainministries.com
Shon helps his readers by writing a book on getting past the "blame game" in our personal lives. The only way to a healthy future is to accept the past for what it is..the past. Today is a new day and when we are healed of our past hurts and disapointments the we can be helpful to others who are hurting from their past.
"Wow where do I begin? Shon has a remarkable ability to connect to people and relate to their situations. I am glad that I ran into him on eHow one day. I have written two interviews for him on his first two books. His writing abilities are excellent.
His books are definitely must reads. Most couples in America have troubled relationships. With his own experiences, Shon will take you through a guide to a better and healthier relationship. In the second book, Shon will help you with your other relationships."
I just completed your book - I'm somewhat embarrassed at the length of time it took me to complete it, however i'm glad i read it.