11/03/2021
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Awaken Your Marriage and Reignite Togetherness through 5 Simple Stages Covering Isolation, Communica
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My husband and I have an amazing partnership. We communicate very well, split the chores 50-50, and always check-in with each other before we schedule any time with others. We don’t do this because we have to – we do this out of love and respect for each other. We listen to each other, support each other, and are very direct in conveying our needs and wants. We don’t always agree, but we have methods of working through our differences without fighting. We’ve been told that we are #relationshipgoals for most couples several times – and we’re proud of that. Being in a relationship is a choice – a choice to choose your partner every single day whether you want to or not. We choose each other, and because we work so well together, it’s an easy choice to make.
However, it wasn’t always this easy. We’ve had our share of roller coasters along the way. We had to learn each other’s communication styles, love languages, needs, and growth patterns. That’s easy to sum up in a sentence, but that’s A LOT to learn! Especially when you decide to move in together two weeks after you start dating (I don’t recommend doing that). We spent our first year of marriage living in a camper (I don’t recommend that either). All I have to say is if you can live with someone is such limited space and still like them everyday, that’s true love. We live next door to our in-laws which holds challenges all on its own. He’s an introvert and I’m a full-blown extrovert so we recharge in different ways. When it comes to projects, he’s very meticulous and methodical while I’m a big picture gal. We have our differences but, through it all, we’ve always been close and we’ve learned to respect each other’s needs.
One of my close friends (who’s an introvert) asked what it was like to have an intro/extro marriage. I had to think about that. Colby and I have always just worked well together so I never felt the need to evaluate our relationship. When she asked me that, I said, “He understands my needs as an extrovert, and I understand his as an introvert. It just works.” Not only does it work, it works FAMOUSLY!
Now, you don’t have to take it to my extreme and marry what’s supposedly opposite personality types, but you CAN discover ways to make things work for your benefit. That’s where I come in. I have worked with several couples taking them from the edge of divorce to #relationshipgoals by using my own experience and targeting coaching methods. I help you understand what it’s like to engage with your partner in positive ways that will change the course of history! Okay, maybe not history in general, but it will change YOUR marriage history and your life. It’s time to stop dreading interactions with the one you love. I know, I know. That’s hard to do when that person is draining you dry, but I can give you the tools you need to not only leave an interaction feeling less depleted, but successful, progressive, and positive. What do you say? Are you ready to have a thriving relationship in a world full of distractions?