Second marriages: 3 things you need to know
I discovered that the sources for the “70% percent of second marriages end in divorce” stat don’t exist. The truth is is much better.
I discovered that the sources for the “70% percent of second marriages end in divorce” stat don’t exist. The truth is is much better.
If you want good work relationships, it will help to understand a few key ways men are wired. After all, you can only work on yourself.
“Let It Go” is more than a Frozen anthem for the pre-school set. It’s also a hard-core success strategy for giving yourself — and those around you — a truly happy holiday, from Thanksgiving preparations through New Year’s Day (and the rest of the year). I saw the power of a few of these little actions…
Assume the best of your spouse’s intentions toward you: in other words, that your spouse really does love you, respect you, and wants the best for you.
Jabbing the key into the ignition, he looks up as she finally open the door to get in the car. He says with irritation, “Hurry up, we’re going to be late!” She’s fuming, too. “I had to drop everything and look for the missing soccer shirt, remember?” Silence. Simmering tempers. But then . . ….
As a child, each of us was told, “You’ve got to learn to think before you speak.” But I’ve seen we need to refine that edict if we want a great marriage: we’ve got to learn to think before we blurt! And it turns out that those of us who happen to be of the…