Celso Cukierkorn Quotes

In The English Language, We Have One Word For Love, Which Translates Into Our Sexual Drive. The Ancient Greeks Had More Than One Word For It, Including The Word Agape. It Means To Compromise Or Sacrifice, And It's A Kind Of Love I've Seen In All Couples Who Have Gotten Married And Stayed Married. It Is My Opinion That This Kind Of Love Determines The Entire Success Of Your Married Life, And To An Extent, It's A Good Part Of Your Financial Life Too. Reaching A Financial Goal Always Takes A Little Bit Of Sacrifice, And Would Be Impossible To Do On Your Own. Once You And Your Spouse Realize That Mutual Sacrifice Is A Healthy Part Of Your Marriage, You Are Well On Your Way To Achieving Harmony In Planning For Your Finances Together.

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