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  • What I’m Loving Lately – Summer 2026
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    What I’m Loving Lately – Summer 2026

    ByShaunti Feldhahn July 9, 2026July 8, 2026

    I hope everyone is enjoying the summer! I was just standing in my driveway talking with a neighbor and friend about her busy summer travel schedule, while I’m enjoying not traveling as much as usual. Although Jeff and I are spending these months on a lot of content creation—including creating the church small-group material for…

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    Taking Care of Yourself Matters This Summer—for a Different Reason Than You Think

    ByShaunti Feldhahn June 18, 2026June 17, 2026

    I noticed something as I was out walking with friends one recent evening. A few weeks before—at the height of the end-of-school rush—the sidewalks and walking paths had been mostly empty. But now that summer break was well underway, they were packed.  Some couples strolled hand in hand, and others intently power-walked. Moms and dads…

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  • The Most Dangerous Voice in Your House (and Office, and Church)
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    The Most Dangerous Voice in Your House (and Office, and Church)

    ByShaunti Feldhahn June 11, 2026June 10, 2026

    I’m delighted to have pastor, author and my friend Jonathan Hoover, Ph.D., back to share fascinating insights about the real problem facing “toxic” leaders. You’ll view them in an entirely new way. And whether you lead teams at work or kids at home, you’ll want to read every word of this guest blog (including to…

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  • Where Have All the Good Dates Gone, and What Can We All Do? (Part 3)
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    Where Have All the Good Dates Gone, and What Can We All Do? (Part 3)

    ByShaunti Feldhahn June 2, 2026June 1, 2026

    It’s not just you. If you are a Gen Z single who would love a significant relationship—or if you are a parent who is wondering why your adult child isn’t out there dating—you need to know that the “dating market” really is in a slowdown. In Part 1 of this three-part series, we described the…

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  • What Happened to Dating? How To Build Confidence in Dating Skills (Part 2)
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    What Happened to Dating? How To Build Confidence in Dating Skills (Part 2)

    ByShaunti Feldhahn May 26, 2026May 25, 2026

    Yes, it’s frustrating out there! In Part 1 of this three-part series for single young adults (and those who want to support them), we looked at a reality that most single Gen Z adults feel every day: it is genuinely challenging to find even casual dates, much less pursue anything significant. A major research study…

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  • What Happened to Dating? Research, Reality, and Hope for Young Adults
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    What Happened to Dating? Research, Reality, and Hope for Young Adults

    ByShaunti Feldhahn May 21, 2026May 20, 2026

    Everywhere I go these days I hear the same story. The fun, full-of-life, 26-year-old roommates who would like to date, and aren’t being asked out. The mom sitting next to me at lunch recently after an event who said her four adult kids have almost given up on trying to find “someone good out there.”…

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The strongest marriages aren't built by rowing har The strongest marriages aren't built by rowing harder. They're built by rowing together.

For more than two decades, we've spent our lives researching what helps relationships thrive.

Through our books, conferences, and events, we've had the privilege of sharing what we've learned with millions of people.
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Our men want to be good dads. They want to jump in Our men want to be good dads. They want to jump in – but they might hold back out of insecurity or uncertainty. Thankfully, most of the studies over the decades have found that when we women encourage our men and "allow" them to do their thing, they are more likely to jump in.

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Research shows that taking small steps in a specif Research shows that taking small steps in a specific direction over a longer time frame works. Doable, repetitive actions may seem too minor to matter, but they are much more likely to result in the actual changes we seek.

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And because we don't talk about it, we have no gri And because we don't talk about it, we have no grid for what else is going on out there – other than what we see on TV, which often does not match our experience! This is one of the most important issues in marriage, and it is also the one in which we can feel the most frustrated and alone.

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In my research on the 30-Day Kindness Challenge, n In my research on the 30-Day Kindness Challenge, no matter who did the Challenge or who their target person was, as long they practiced those 3 habits, 89% saw improvement in their relationships.

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Transitioning from parenting to coaching is crucia Transitioning from parenting to coaching is crucial when our kids leave the nest. But let's not forget to listen to their perspectives too. Discover the action steps our adult kids want us to know in my latest blog post.

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Are you curious about what your adult kids truly n Are you curious about what your adult kids truly need from you as a parent? Gain valuable insights from their own perspectives in my latest blog post. Don't miss the four action steps that emerged from our research and survey of young adults.

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Sarcasm may appear harmless, even humorous, on the Sarcasm may appear harmless, even humorous, on the surface. However, it can harbor negative emotions and hinder authentic communication. Let's explore ways to replace sarcasm with kindness and empathy for stronger relationships.

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