In this post, we’re considering the question, is marriage a covenant and if it is, what would that mean for a couple’s relationship? Before looking at this question and breaking it apart for our understanding, let me be completely transparent in saying that on this topic I might be slightly biased. Firstly, I grew up […]
Before learning the steps to building trust in your relationship, it’s important to have a good understanding of why trust in a relationship is important to an ongoing, long-term, committed, most importantly, healthy relationship. Firstly, and this is probably the most significant reason, you can only truly love a person you trust. Because real love
They are the three “Ds” in your life – desperation, dependency and doubt. They sneak in without you realising they are there, create havoc and ruin relationships. But, when you are aware of the potential problem, you can stop the problems before they start, whether you are manifesting the behaviour or you are in a
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Many people have plans for their business, finances, or even fitness, but not too many have a healthy relationship habits action plan. Why do we often plan for important things in life but very seldomly for our most important relationships? I believe it can be helpful to frequently reminisce and reflect on your relationship to
I believe there are two very specific communication skills of top leaders that can help your marriage. But first, let’s define “leadership”. What does it mean to be a “top leader”? In this post, simply put, being a “top leader” means to be someone who inspires and moves other people to commitment and action in
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The famous and uber-successful comedian and actor Kevin Hart once said that life has a game-like quality. And as you become better at playing this game by either paying attention to the world more, being a better version of yourself today than yesterday or refusing to accept that you cannot do or pursue something that’s
