When was the last time you read some really good marriage advice?
I’m talking about that feeling you get when you read something and it feels like it was written just for you. You find yourself nodding your head very aggressively. Almost shocked that these words are describing bits and pieces of your life pretty accurately.
Here is a better question.
Give me all the marriage books. Give me all the marriage podcasts and TED talks!
I am all ears when it comes to any and all marriage tips!
How about you?
Want to know the secret to marital bliss?
Me too. So if you know it, please fill a sista in!
We all know that there is no secret formula to make a marriage work.
These qualities of successful couples can definitely help your marriage become happier, healthier and stronger.
You and your partner just have to put in the effort!
What have you done for your relationship lately?
This 30-day relationship challenge is all busting out a spotlight and shining it right on that relationship of yours!
Time to make your relationship a priority!
OK, friends! Get yourself all comfy and let’s chat.
I am pretty excited about this. Relationship advice is my jam.
Relationship advice for women is even better!
This stuff is good.
Life-changing. Check.
Marriage changing. Double-check.
Do you know what is always easy to find?
Advice!
Any and every type of advice. All out there waiting for you.
Relationship advice is especially easy to find. It is literally everywhere!
But you know what?
Are you bored in your relationship?
Yikes! It just got real.
But where do you start when it comes to how to fix a boring relationship? It can feel as if there is nothing you can do. I know from personal experience the pain of feeling like things are the way they are.
You feel bored. You start to overthink. Pretty soon your entire relationship is hanging by a thread. And boredom is to blame.
Marriage. Such a complicated thing.
Amazing? Heck yeah.
Challenging? DUH.
How to keep the spark alive in your marriage. Heavy idea. We don’t really want to face the fact that the spark is fading away.
Do you want to reconnect with your spouse?
Wait, here is a better question.
Do you need to find some ways to reconnect with your spouse?
Let me know if any of these statements sound familiar.
You feel a lack of love.
Bickering more than usual.
You have that “off” feeling.
And this next one is something I think we have all experienced at some point in our marriage.
Dun. Dun. Dun.
Ready to talk about the “T” word? We are talking about trust.
More specifically, how to build trust in a relationship.
This can be a touchy subject.
Is there trust in your relationship? Do you work on trust in your relationship?
Do you tend to cross your fingers and just hope it is there?
