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#58: The Real Reason I Do This Podcast (Hint: it’s not for you)
One of my biggest fears in life is getting divorced.
And I could spend all day listing reasons why I have a good chance at getting a divorce, based on my past.
But for your sake (and mine) I’ll skip that.
Managing Fear
Like any fear, my fear of divorce could drive all of my decisions, and even possibly move my marriage closer to divorce, instead of closer in intimacy.
But instead of letting my fear of divorce take over, I do two things:
Doing this podcast forces me to spend at least 45 minutes reflecting on and planning for my marriage.
My hope is that you benefit from listening to this podcast as much as I do from producing it.
Question
What can you do every week to spend time reflecting on your marriage? One suggestion: reading The 5 Love Languages with your your wife. What other suggestions do you have?
Take action
Do you know someone who lives in fear of divorce? Or do you live that way? Sign up for my email list to learn more about keeping your marriage a priority for the long-term, or pass it on to a friend!
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By Philip Devine: Empowering Men to Lead Their FamiliesOne of my biggest fears in life is getting divorced.
And I could spend all day listing reasons why I have a good chance at getting a divorce, based on my past.
But for your sake (and mine) I’ll skip that.
Managing Fear
Like any fear, my fear of divorce could drive all of my decisions, and even possibly move my marriage closer to divorce, instead of closer in intimacy.
But instead of letting my fear of divorce take over, I do two things:
Doing this podcast forces me to spend at least 45 minutes reflecting on and planning for my marriage.
My hope is that you benefit from listening to this podcast as much as I do from producing it.
Question
What can you do every week to spend time reflecting on your marriage? One suggestion: reading The 5 Love Languages with your your wife. What other suggestions do you have?
Take action
Do you know someone who lives in fear of divorce? Or do you live that way? Sign up for my email list to learn more about keeping your marriage a priority for the long-term, or pass it on to a friend!