The must-read book for balance in relationships! Have you ever thought about what brings balance to a romantic relationship? Mutual compromises? One partner's interest in the other? Or perhaps the shared effort to nurture the relationship?

I invite you to imagine partners as acrobats of love. Two acrobats who have learned from their experiences and do everything possible to balance in love. Many adults would like to be acrobats of love. Some go to great lengths to succeed. Others give up as soon as they realize the skill required to become acrobats. And some others try to prove to those around them that there is no love, so they don’t have to admit that they have failed as acrobats of love.

It takes skill to be an acrobat of love. It requires skill and hard work. It takes skill, hard work, and flexibility. It takes skill, hard work, flexibility, and dedication. Even if you have all of the above, it is not certain that you will become an acrobat of love. It depends on the balance you possess and the acrobat you have beside you. If they are an acrobat of love.

By reading this book, you will learn to value yourself and set boundaries with others, even if it is with those you love. By valuing yourself, you will attract those who will respect you for who you are and accept you as you are. Then you will also be a wise acrobat of love. And then you will have succeeded in balancing while acrobating in love!

“In a world that is evolving at rapid speeds, the journey of self-knowledge remains more necessary than ever. Demanding, persistent, and laborious, it slowly seeps in, like fine liquor in the nozzle of a distiller. In a world where messages multiply exponentially and the means of communication evolve and besiege us, self-knowledge remains a foundational element of conscious choice and deliberate action towards our fellow humans, society, and the issues of our time.”

This theme is addressed in the latest book by Neli Vizantiadou. Her writing flows, avoiding the trap of oversimplifications, while remaining comprehensible and substantive. She aims to speak to each of us about each of us. Neli takes on a challenging bet and wins.” Anna Mykoniou, Doctor of Comparative Literature, President of the Cultural Center of the Central Macedonia Region.

“I was a guest on a television station in Thessaloniki. Next to me was a lady with a bright face and a smile. Fortunately, my interview came first. That way, I got to listen to her. That’s how I met her. That’s how I began to admire her. Then, I read and continue to read her texts. And my admiration grows. For the young woman, full of the love of her husband, which is reflected in her photographs. The bright and wise young woman. Neli Vizantiadou.” Melina Botelli, Actress.