This book is not about relationships, per se. It is not about handling loss, such as unemployment. It is not about starting a new business or keeping the job you have. It is not about finding a job. It is not about personal development. It is not a financial planning book. It is not about handling grief. It is not about becoming wealthy, finding a job, or adding sources of income. It is not about spirituality, physical health, or education. It is about all of those subjects in a way, and addresses all of them. Mostly it is about the fact that the world is changing and there is something we can do about it for ourselves, and with those who are important to us. So, what does this have to do with the title? Look at the sub-title. The world is in economic transition and it is turbulent. We face various divides in our lives including those between men and women. Most divides have been manufactured by past thinking dragging us down. The book's title and subtitle are deliberate because many relationships are under pressure due to the current economic and world situations. While coping is important, capitalizing on the situation is more important. The entire world is in transition and you can find a way to make it work for you. Fail to do so and you will be steamrolled.