There is a need for tolerance in the world, and also in marriage. Imagine how nice it is to be treated the way you like to be treated. Let’s give that same courtesy to the person we married.

Not having the ability to reconcile is a major cause of divorce. Is redemption a part of your marriage? In this episode, we’ll talk about ways to pause and look at the big picture, so that an unwillingness to forgive does not come between you and your spouse.

Listen to your partner when they talk, and like the things that they like. Sounds easy right? Listening intently and respecting them enough to actually see their point of view takes work. We’ll discuss ways to show interest in your spouse and let them know they are respected.

Does it bother you when your partner reads and sends texts while you’re in the middle of a sentence? Learn ways to prevent others from crossing those invisible boundaries when technology interferes with your relationship.

The need to be recognized and appreciated is the greatest of the human needs. Learn how to meet the deepest human need, the craving to be appreciated.

Learn how to handle and overcome intimidation, whether it’s at a family reunion, or even in a business setting.

It’s nice to feel accepted for who you already are, especially by the one person who matters most. Learn the difference between encouraging your spouse to grow, and pushing them to change according to what your standards are.

Understanding the difference between a complaint and a criticism, can mean the difference between a happy marriage, or one filled with resentment.

After a tough battle against postpartum depression, it would be an understatement for us to say that stay at home parents need time to care for themselves, so that they will have enough energy to continue giving care.

Not that other things aren’t important, but your partner and children are more important. Getting advice from friends and relatives who have little understanding of the path you wish to take in life, can be detrimental to your marriage. Get tips for making sure that your decisions are a good fit for your family.