Listen - Marriage Unlocked

Are you still looking for your happily ever after? Who is really writing your love story? Is your story based on fact or fiction?

Tune in as we discuss some dangerous misconceptions in marriage!

Ask yourself when was the last time you did something really special for your spouse. It might just be the spark you need to get that full blaze you’ve been missing.

“Love is an action, so stop talking and govern your actions accordingly” Marriage Unlocked

Full Disclosure seems like a foreign concept in marriage these days. Many prefer don't ask don't tell. What say you? Pick a side and tune in!

Mature and Healthy marriages require some level of Full D! Spill the beans and "get comfortable being uncomfortable."

"Sometimes a short walk down memory lane is all it takes to appreciate where you are today." Susan Gale 

Do you remember when you first laid eyes on your hunk-a hunk-a burning love? Was it love at first sight or did it take awhile? 

Parenting Goals! "Trial by Fire," may be the preferred method but a little open and honest communication can go a long way.

We all bring different perspectives and experiences to how we parent. Please don’t let these differences drive a wedge between you and your spouse. 

Money! So nice we decided to discuss it twice! Budgeting and Saving! Go together like a horse and carriage. 

Couples should routinely engage in open and honest communication as it relates to the financial direction of the marriage. Don't set yourself up to fail because you refuse to get naked with your spouse financially.

Money. It's not everything but it sure makes a lot of things easier. Financial issues can really make or break a marriage.

We all bring a unique perspective to how we handle money in marriage. Couples should routinely engage in open and honest communication as it relates to the financial direction of the marriage. Don't set yourself up to fail because you refuse to get naked with your spouse financially.

Conflict. For some spouses, it's a way of life. For others, it's a word they refuse to entertain.

We all bring different perspectives and biases to how we react to marital conflict. There's not necessarily any one right way to handle and resolve conflict – but, be assured that there are some mindsets, behaviors and attitudes you should avoid in this area of your marriage.

All marriages, no matter how good, can be made better. A good marriage has some basic qualities. Both partners are totally committed to the relationship and are willing to invest time and energy. They communicate effectively with each other and know how to resolve their differences. And they have learned to be flexible. There is no right way to be married; many kinds of partnerships can work out great. However, there is a wrong way to be married—by not investing in the relationship.