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50/50 Split, by Rick Mizuno

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By: Liane Schmidt

Now more than ever, it seems a book about the sacredness of marriage and the vow “til death do us part” is needed. With the percentage of the divorce rate steadily increasing everyday, it can make even the happiest of couples think and rethink through their feelings, sometimes to the point of no return, to the point at which they are too afraid to trust the feelings in their heart.

Rick Mizuno shared 33 precious years with the love of his life. Moments that were so beautiful to him that, since the passing of his beloved wife, he has devoted his life to writing and advising others on personal development, how to write from one’s heart, and how to save the precious institute of marriage.

50/50 Split is a realistic portrayal of how marriage can at times be the most picture perfect life and how it can at times suddenly swing the opposite direction and yet through hope, love and keeping one’s promise, one’s marriage vow, it can persist.

Mizuno helps couples, singles, and anyone contemplating marriage to understand the true meaning of “I do promise to love, honor, cherish and protect only you…in sickness and in health, for better or for worst and for richer or for poorer…till death do us part.”

Mizuno wants to “help make a difference”, empower people to hold onto their dreams and keep their promises through think right concepts.

For more information about Rick Mizuno, please feel free to visit: 50/50 Split MySpace Page.


Posted in Books, General on October 23rd, 2006

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2 Responses to “50/50 Split, by Rick Mizuno”

  1. valeca Says:
    October 24th, 2006 at 7:48 pm

    This post struck a chord with me. Enough that I think I’ll check out this artist and see if I can find an honest portrayal of both the ups and downs in marriage. Plus, it sounds like there’s a bit of the romance some love to hear about now and again…heh.

  2. Christina Paulsen Says:
    October 24th, 2006 at 9:25 pm

    I, too, am intrigued by the post….just purchased the book on Amazon! I have been divorced for three years now, and my ex-husband and I have a beautiful relationship. We have been tossing around the idea of writing a book on our tale…From reading your post, I don’t think it would be the same “true love” ending, but it is a story that might be filled with a different type of love.

    I can’t wait to get the book! Thanks for highlighting it on your blog!

    CP


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