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4 Ways To Keep The Peace After Baby Arrives
Do you know what the hardest part about bringing home a new baby is? The answer is truly a lot simpler than you might ...
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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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How We Paid OFF $200k Of Debt
We HATE talking about money. Budgets, spreadsheets, credit limits, financial goals, retirement funds… we’d rather talk about anything than have to face our money head ...
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4 Ways To Put Your Marriage Before Your Money
Money and marriage don’t always mix well. In fact, money is a LEADING stressor among marriages all over the globe! It has all sorts of ...
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4 Ways to Connect With Your Kids on a Deeper Level
Connecting with our children in this age of “technology” is getting increasingly more challenging. It seems that kids of all ages, babies through teenagers, are ...
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6 Steps To Fighting Fair
Some say, “all is fair in love and war” – but in my opinion, that actually isn’t true. If you really sit down and think ...
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What Divorced People Wished They Had Done Differently
Unfortunately, after a marriage ends in divorce is typically the time you start to gain some perspective. Hindsight is 20/20, right? It is much easier, ...
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4 Myths About Porn That You Need To Know
If you’re looking for a blog to shame, scare, guilt, or lecture yourself or your spouse into walking away from porn… you won’t find it ...
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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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