Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs
Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs is the co-author of "Project Everlasting", a book about marriage longevity. Boggs claims that the book was inspired by his disappointment and pain concerning the divorce of his mother, the New Thought minister Mary Manin Morrissey and his father Haven Boggs. Boggs, along with his friend and business partner Jason Miller, also hosts accompanying Project Everlasting videos. Boggs has made appearances on The Today Show and various other national programs.

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