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Category: Self-Discovery

18 Positive Self Talk Examples

The power of positivity! Something I’m certain you’ve heard of, but so many struggle with… and we want to talk about why! Our thoughts influence ...
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23 Questions To Ask Yourself Post-Quarantine

I believe that this year has given each of us the unique, personalized, and very intimate experience of “self-reflection”… …more than probably any other year ...
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How To Seduce Your Husband

MATURE CONTENT ALERT: This is an R-rated blog post intended for married women who have an open mind and who want to have a healthy ...
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Spend Less Time On Your Phone With These 7 Tips

I’m not sure about you, but…. I don’t want to look back 20 years from now and know that I missed out on some of ...
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18 Questions For Checking In With Yourself

Being self-aware is extremely beneficial, and allows you to have a deeper understanding of your emotions, actions, and why you do what you do. As ...
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Are You a Trustworthy Spouse?

Trust is the glue that holds marriages together. Trust provides an emotional safety net to share your deepest struggles, fears, feelings and desires without fear ...
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Dealing with Depression in Marriage

No one gets married expecting something like crippling depression to dig in its dirty claws and wreak havoc, but it happens all the time, to ...
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8 Red Flags That It Really Might Be Too Late

I’ve got to shoot straight with you: This is a painful blog for me to write, because I want to believe that there is hope ...
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10 Habits of Emotionally Intelligent People

This probably doesn’t come as a surprise based on the nature of what we do here at Marriage365, but we get a lot of messages ...
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Help – My Spouse Won’t Change!

I wasted so much of my life waiting around for my husband to change. I actually tried several different tactics that I was secretly hoping ...
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