You’ve Given Everything. Why Does It Still Feel Like Something’s Missing?
For the good man ready to receive what truly matters.
You’ve Given Everything. Why Does It Still Feel Like Something’s Missing?
For the good man ready to receive what truly matters.
Do you?
- Feel unfulfilled on the inside even though everything on the outside appears to be fine
- Feel alone in your marriage or relationship
- Remain single when you desire to be partnered
- Try your best in your relationship, yet feel you fall short
- Experience physical intimacy as absent, mechanical, or unfulfilling
- Find yourself afraid of saying the wrong thing, being misunderstood, or having your words used against you
If you said yes to even one, I invite you to recognize there’s more life calling to you.
Not being able to receive from deep within yourself can impact many areas of your life including your:
- Happiness, inner peace, and fulfillment in life
- Intimacy (emotional and physical) with your spouse or partner
- Health and well-being
- Relationship with your children
- Career and life’s purpose
None of this means something is wrong with you.
Not being able to receive from deep within yourself can impact many areas of your life including your:
- Happiness, inner peace, and fulfillment in life
- Intimacy (emotional and physical) with your spouse or partner
- Health and well-being
- Relationship with your children
- Career and life’s purpose
None of this means something is wrong with you.
The Stat That Shook Me:
Nearly 70%* of divorces are initiated by women.
What I kept wondering was what’s happening underneath for the good men, and for the women who love them.
*Nearly 70% figure is based on Stanford sociologist Michael Rosenfeld’s research tracking couples from 2009–2015.
For the Good Man Who Has Given His Best and Still Feels Like It’s Not Enough
For the Good Woman Whose Love With a Good Man Feels Unfulfilling
Reading this for someone you love?
Meet Michelle
Michelle Bersell, M.A., M.Ed holds dual master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology and Education. She is the founder of The International Institute for Emotional Empowerment, where she has certified therapists, coaches, and other professionals around the world in her Emotional Empowerment modality, with practitioners now practicing in Iceland, China, Denmark, Japan, Canada, and the U.S.
For over 20 years, she’s coached individuals and couples, and trained leaders and teams inside Fortune 500 companies. Her approach pairs the rigor of research and study with a lifelong spiritual path, The Way of Love, which draws on the wisdom of the world’s traditions and informs everything she teaches. She is also the author of the #1 bestseller F.E.E.L.: Turn Your Negative Feelings Into Your Greatest Allies, later chosen as a featured gift at the Emmy Awards. Through her teaching, she helps people find real fulfillment in work, in love, in life.
Most importantly, Michelle has been married to the love of her life for over 25 years, and people still comment on how in love they clearly are. She’s also the proud mother of three amazing young adults, a daughter and twin sons.
Michelle’s book, F.E.E.L.: Turn Your Negative Feelings Into Your Greatest Allies, was a featured gift at the Emmy Awards. Bersell also earned national recognition as one of the “50 Great Authors You Should Be Reading.”