Do It Like an Animal: Relationship Advice from Sharks

She replaces 30,000 teeth in a lifetime without missing a meal. She detects one drop of blood in 25 gallons of water. She navigates 12,000 miles across open ocean using the earth's magnetic field. And she hasn't needed to evolve in 450 million years because she got it right the first time. In Do It Like an Animal: Relationship Advice from Sharks, Duktor Anamel Magnis Tsom - your otterly qualified Advisor of Wild & Domesticated Affection - decodes the ocean's most misunderstood predator into strategies for building connections as sharp and enduring as a shark's bite. Inside you'll discover: - How sharks detect your heartbeat from 3 feet away - and what that teaches about reading the people you love- Why a shark that stops swimming dies - and what forward momentum means for relationships- How a great white circles for an hour before striking in 1/10th of a second - and why timing beats urgency- Why sharks have survived 5 mass extinctions - and what adaptability actually looks like- How a bull shark patrols 50 square miles alone - and why boundaries earn respect- Why sharks replace 30,000 teeth in a lifetime - and when to let go of what's dull- How sharks never fully sleep because one half of the brain stays on - and what real presence feels like- Why great whites migrate 12,000 miles and arrive at the same coordinate every year - and what shared direction does for a relationship >Whether single, dating, or partnered, this book will have you cutting through every relationship with a shark's quiet precision. Part of the Do It Like an Animal series.

Pagina's: 85, Paperback, Independently published