The Courage to Live Together – Olha Hutsal (Ukrainian Edition)

This is a new Ukrainian-language book by Olha Hutsal about a question many accomplished people quietly ask themselves: why is it that someone who has built a career, a business and a life of their own still finds relationships so hard, sometimes moving from one divorce to the next?

Drawing on years of observing men and women from the business world, Hutsal looks at the practical and emotional sides of living together: how to manage a family budget, how to set safe personal boundaries, why it is worth revisiting the unspoken “marriage contract”, and how to avoid a divorce or, if it comes to that, end a marriage with dignity. She offers a memorable image-based typology of relationships: Breakfast (bright emotions and romance), Lunch (a partnership built around careers and growth) and Dinner (mature closeness based on trust, conversation and real interest in the other person).

An optimistic, practical read for couples and for anyone rethinking how they want to build a shared life, including those starting over in a new country.

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Edition details

• Language: Ukrainian
• Author: Olha Hutsal
• Publisher: Old Lion Publishing House (Vydavnytstvo Staroho Leva)
• Year: 2026
• Pages: 152
• Format: 145×200 mm
• ISBN: 978-966-448-531-6