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Did anybody else out here marry somebody opposite, if you're almost completely opposite?

Did you think it would be a refreshing perspective?

Have you noticed on a day-to-day basis, no matter how much you love that person, it's not that

refreshing? Primarily because we are living proof that our way works. Why would I want to do it

your way if I already know my way works? I appreciate that

perspective. Today we're taking a lively look at learning styles and how they impact your

relationships. Thanks for joining us for Focus on the Family with Jim Daily. I'm John Fuller. Our guest, Cynthia Tobias,

really has a knack for explaining how our cognitive style affects how we take in and process information.

And I'm sure many of you read her classic book, The Way They Learned, to Help Your Children in School.

It was a big seller. Now she's applying that

research to adults to help us improve our marriages, friendships, and our work relationships.

And if you miss part one of Cynthia's presentation yesterday, please get in touch with us.

We can send you the entire message on CD or audio download, or you can get the Focus on the Family

Broadcast app for your smartphone.

You'll find all of these ways to listen at focusonthefamily.com slash broadcast or call us, and we can tell

you more, 800, the letter A and the word family.

In addition to her 32 years as an author and speaker,

Cynthia also spent eight years teaching high school and was a police officer for six years.

That is quite a resume.

And let's get you caught up with a brief recap from last time.

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