Jeff and I recently watched an old favorite movie: When Harry Met Sally. I was struck yet again by a dynamic that happens when Sally finds herself alone at age 30, after having broken up with her live-in boyfriend of five years. Her friends push her to start dating again and get married quickly, lest…
Going “all-in” doesn’t just help a marriage last, it creates an environment where couples can thrive!
Hey guys, here’s a heads-up: Valentine’s Day is less than a week away. Do the little daily things that say, “I would choose you all over again.”
Some surprising research has found that positive emotional responses toward our spouse may have much more impact on relationship satisfaction in the long run.
The counselors I have consulted with all agree: Sometimes the stress of work, family, and finances simply leaves spouses too drained to work things out fairly.
Having fun together helps couples feel positive emotions, which increases relationship satisfaction.
