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Powerful Ideas, Practical Actions         January 2011    How To Keep Love Going Strong 7 principles on the road to happily ever after. “Why is marriage so tough at times? Why do some lifelong relationships click, while others just tick away like a time bomb? And how can you prevent a marriage from going bad—or rescue one that already has? “After years of research, we can answer these questions… But the most rewarding findings are the seven principles that prevent a marriage from breaking up, even for those couples we tested in the lab who seemed headed for divorce.” —John M. and Julie Gottman (Adapted from Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, by John M. Gottman, Ph.D., and Nan Silver, Three Rivers Press, 1999) Learn more about the Gottman’s 7 Principles to Keep Love Going Strong                              GET THIS YES! POSTER :: SHARE WITH   YOUR NETWORKS   LAST CHANCE TO GET THIS ISSUE TO START YOUR SUBSCRIPTION :: SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER Order by Jan 15, and get this special introductory subscription offer—$15 for a year of YES! + the Families issue FREE as a bonus. :: FREE TRIAL OFFER Not ready to subscribe? You can try us out with a FREE Trial Issue. Fill out this form by Jan 31, and we’ll send you the Families issue FREE. :: PEEK INSIDE THE FAMILIES ISSUE   Starting the New Year right…   IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN NO IMPACT WEEK … Sign up Today! FOLLOW NO IMPACT WEEK WITH YES! Colin Beavan: Help Me Build a Better Future “When we at the No Impact Project first launched our immersion program in extreme environmental living—No Impact Week—I didn’t dream that more than 15,000 people would participate in only a year and a half. That’s a lot of people taking on a big commitment. It’s a lot of people with big hearts, who care about how we live and are questing for a better life. It’s humbling how many individuals around the world truly want to take responsibility for our planet’s problems and find a better way to live—a way based on human values rather than economic ones …“ READ MORE…   David Korten’s vision…    Agenda for a New Economy How can we build an economy that works for all of us? David Korten lays out his vision in this special serialization of his latest book, Agenda for a New Economy.   :: READ THE FIRST POST: “THE MISSING VISION” :: FOLLOW THE SERIALIZATION HERE :: GET DAVID KORTEN’S NEW BOOK FREE with a new subscription, or at 22% off for the book only. Learn more in the YES! Store.   The Top 40!   YES! This Week 2010: The Top ‘Stories of Possibility’ From a collection of over 800 new articles posted online in 2010, here’s the editor’s pick of the top 5 in each of our signature topics, along with your favorite YES! interviews, videos, and photo essays. Enjoy! Not yet on our email list for YES! This Week…? SIGN UP TODAY! and get a weekly highlights email with a positive perspective.   Did you miss…   Highlights from the last newsletter: :: 10 Most Hopeful Stories of 2010 YES! Executive Editor Sarah van Gelder: The year brought opportunities for transformation. :: The Good Life? It’s Close to Home   Rebuilding families and neighborhoods around the gifts each of us offers… :: Kicking the Habit: Air Travel in the Time of Climate Change   Air travel is neither just nor sustainable. So how can environmental justice activists make a global difference?   How to Get More YES!  $15 SUBSCRIPTION Get a year of YES! Magazine for just $15. + A BONUS ISSUE :: 54% OFF NON-PROFIT. INDEPENDENT. SUBSCRIBER-SUPPORTED. BACK SET Treat yourself to 13 years of inspiring stories from YES! POSTERS YES! graphics available in full color on card stock, including our 10 Ways to Change Your Life (Not Just Your Lightbulbs) poster, by Colin Beavan.   Happy Families …  YES! Magazine’s executive editor, Sarah van Gelder, introduces the Winter 2011 issue on what family means today.  WATCH THE VIDEO   YES! But How?  Make Your Own Kombucha Our readers from Coyote Ridge Farms share their Kombucha recipe. :: MORE GREEN LIVING ADVICE   Fixing the Future …  VIDEO Community Pioneers PBS’s Fixing the Future profiles people creating the new economy and sustainable ways of living from the ground up… North Dakota: Banking on the Locals David Brancaccio visits a bank that is invested in its community. Cleveland: Industrial- Sized Co-ops David learns how the co-op community is growing. Austin: Learning to Run a Cooperative What does it take to start your own worker- owned cooperative?

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