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  • A Gift for the Woman in Your Life—Whether She’s a Mom or Not
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    A Gift for the Woman in Your Life—Whether She’s a Mom or Not

    BySamantha Griggs May 7, 2026May 12, 2026

    Mother’s Day is T-minus 72 hours and counting, and guys, you may be scrambling to figure out what to get your wife. I’ve got just the thing. Before I dive in, I know this day comes loaded with an emotional charge for some of your wives. Maybe you’ve miscarried a child or couldn’t have kids,…

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  • What If You Could Set It All Down? 4 Steps for Letting Go of Emotional Weight.
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    What If You Could Set It All Down? 4 Steps for Letting Go of Emotional Weight.

    ByShaunti Feldhahn April 21, 2026April 20, 2026

    This week you’re in for a treat. My friend and editor, Laurie Davies, is here to invite us into a life that feels lighter and more free. In her new book Emotional Hoarding: Letting Go of the Stuff That Keeps You Stuck, Laurie opened my own eyes to the emotions I hold onto. In fact,…

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  • The Day After Tax Day: What Your Money Stress May Be Telling You
    Financial Security/Emotional Security | For Couples

    The Day After Tax Day: What Your Money Stress May Be Telling You

    ByShaunti Feldhahn April 16, 2026May 4, 2026

    If you’re reading this on or shortly after April 16, there’s a decent chance you are feeling one or more of these three things: Relief, because the taxes are finally filed. And maybe you’re getting a refund! Stress, because you just made a painful payment. Or frustration, because some part of the process went sideways…

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  • Dating and Waiting—What Really Gives your Girlfriend a Sense of Security (part 2)
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    Dating and Waiting—What Really Gives your Girlfriend a Sense of Security (part 2)

    ByShaunti Feldhahn April 7, 2026April 6, 2026

    At a recent event, I met a young man who was in his late twenties. He said he had been dating a “great girl” for about 18 months. After asking me a few questions about our relationship research, he mentioned that he and his girlfriend were probably headed toward marriage at some point. I had…

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  • Dating and Waiting—What Every Dating Woman Needs to Know About Men (part 1)
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    Dating and Waiting—What Every Dating Woman Needs to Know About Men (part 1)

    ByShaunti Feldhahn April 2, 2026April 1, 2026

    These days, I’m pondering some truths that might help younger generations. Last month, my daughter got married. We are currently doing research with Gen Z and younger millennials. And I spent this past weekend speaking on the Harvard campus and talking to dozens of students and recent alums who are asking questions about the future….

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  • Bring Our Best, and Let Him Do the Rest
    For Women | Life Balance

    Bring Our Best, and Let Him Do the Rest

    ByShaunti Feldhahn March 26, 2026March 25, 2026

    A few weeks ago, I wrote that we can be busy but we don’t have to be stressed. I stand by that and I offered some hints on how to get that life in that blog post. I want to go a little deeper into that space today. The most recent Stress in America report…

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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.
But one question kept nagging at us:

Why do so many couples learn the most important lessons about marriage only after they're already struggling?

What if they could learn them before the wedding?

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Because great marriages rarely happen by accident.

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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.

Secrets of Sex & Marriage can help begin the conversation. 

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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.

Join the Kindness Challenge today!

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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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