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Looks like a great way to use your Emotional Currency
This is a great way to strengthen your relationship muscle. I would add Focus on Your Friendship to the the Stay Interesting part.
Marriages are made up of so many important components, but in the day-to-day life of parenting and responsibilities, your emotional connection can get lost. While each and every piece of your relationship is significant, maintaining a strong emotional connection is key. Keep reading for expert tips on how to keep your marriage emotionally hot.
There’s no shortage of advice about how important it is for couples to get busy regularly, but it’s just as imperative for couples to keep their marriage emotionally hot, even when life is busy. Use these experts’ tips to keep your marriage emotionally hot. If you’ve found yourself in a disconnected state, learn possible reasons for it and potential solutions.
Stay interesting
“The best way to keep a relationship hot is to remain an interesting and vital person,” says Mark Sharp, a psychologist with a practice specializing in relationship and family issues in Oak Brook, Illinois. I love this advice because it’s something my own mom has always said. I recall her long ago commenting that couples who don’t have any individual interests don’t have anything new or interesting to share with one another.
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Top 100 reasons….
So often it seems like people have a mental laundry list of what they don’t like about our spouse, instead of what is right about them.
I have a challenge for you: Can you think of 100 reasons why you love your spouse right now?
This is actually a really fun & fascinating exercise. I suggest you try it. Then post your list in the comments section below. Go ahead, I dare ya.
I’ll go first….
100 reasons why I love Dino:
1. His stinkin’ funny sense of humor.
2. Smoldering bedroom eyes.
3. He sings to me daily.
4. He’s a hard worker.
5. He never refuses to rub my feet when I ask.
6. He puts up with my rough Flintstone feet (see above).
7. He makes great Curry.
8. He’s insightful. Great thinker.
9. I know every expression in his face.
10. Our kids have inherited his wit and charm.
11. He knew my quirky family and married me anyways ![]()
12. His optimism is infectious.
13. Entrepreneurial spirit
14. He goes to Costco with me just to do the heavy lifting of the groceries.
15. He smoothes out my crunchy moments.
16. His knowledge of random tv & movie trivia is astounding.
17. His dancer thighs. (Still hot after 20 yrs.)
18. He let’s me have the last bite of whatever dessert we are sharing.
19. His laugh.
20. He’s my biggest cheerleader.
21. He brings out the best in me.
22. He’s my best friend.
23. We can work a 15 hr. day and still be up past midnight talking & giggling in bed.
24. He’ll volunteer to drive the majority/all of the time on our road trips.
25. He lets me sleep in while he takes care of the kids.
26. He teaches me to be more generous.
27. He forgives me. Quicker than I do him.
28. His patience with me. See above!
29. Home-cooked taco shells. You haven’t had a taco until you’ve had one of DIno’s!
30. We enjoy the same styles of music.
31. He gives people the benefit of the doubt.
32. He is a good tipper.
33. His willingness to tolerate a dog, because of how much it means to his daughter.
34. His technical savvy with A/V equip & computers.
35. His love of Broadway musicals.
36. He’s a good kisser.
37. Long walks around the lake with me.
38. His loyalty.
39. Knows how to clean the house better than me.
40. His ability to see good in everyone.
41. His love of the gospel.
42. His smile.
43. That we have 1,702 inside jokes with each other.
44. Nothing embarasses him.
45. He does the ironing. I can’t stand doing it.
46. He can read my mind, 99 % of the time.
47. While watching TV w/me, if he has to get up for something, he voluntarily refills my water cup.
48. He honors his priesthood.
49. He’s a terrific father.
50. He is a great teacher-trainer-mentor.
51. I can trust him explicitly.
52. He can take a joke.
53. His creative, inventive mind
54. Takes great care of my when I’m sick
55. He’s good to his mom.
56. He can keep a secret.
57. He loves to travel w/me.
58. His determination.
59. He can laugh at himself.
60. He asks great questions.
61. He brings me McD Diet Coke at the perfect time.
62. He was there to comfort me when my dad died.
63. His wisdom
64. He allows me the space to try & grow & succeed myself.
65. When we are apart, he calls me at least once a day.
66. Pillow talk.
67. That we pray together.
68. Our shared history- love that we’ve known each other since we were in 1st grade.
69. His conviction to help families and save marriages.
70. He likes my cooking.
71. He’s very romantic.
72. He loves going to the movies as much as I do.
73. We work together.
74. His willingness to go on adventures with me.
75. His fidelity and unconditional love for me & kids.
76. He knows my favorite flowers and gives them to me often.
77. He’s never forgotten my birthday!
78. He puts in an effort to make Christmas special for the kids.
79. Great BBQ skills.
80. His backrubs. I taught him well ![]()
81. He can retrieve things from high places that my short stature can’t reach.
82. He’s a great mentor to me.
83. He has fabulous ideas to help other people.
84. He takes the time to share his ideas & talents with others.
85. HIs confidence on stage inspires me.
86. He puts a lot of thought into gifts he buys me.
87. Did I mention his eyes? Yea, he’s got great eyes…
88. How he goes with the flow, doesn’t stress out.
89. We share the same political views.
90. I get free eyebrow waxing for life.
91. He’s the life of the party when we go to parties.
92. He goes the extra mile.
93. He is constantly learning and improving himself.
94. Has a great attitude.
95. I get to grow old with him.
96. He’s my safe haven.
97. HIs vision of our future.
98. He’s good at taking advice and correction
99. He loves me back.
100. We’ll be together forever.
Whew. Did it. and it was fun. I love that I’ll have this documented forever.
Try it. It’s a good feeling. A great touchstone to why you love who you love.
Good luck!
Shannon
Media vs. Millenials attitude- which came first?
I read this article and my first thought was, what comes first, the chicken or the egg?
Do people dramatically change their views in the span of one generation, and then the media reports about it often?
Or does the media perpetuate an idea, deliver the message frequently, so that as a new generation rises and is being formed, this idea is now part of their psyche?
Your thoughts?
Article:
Fifty years ago, divorce was considered an uncommon choice for a couple to make, even if the relationship between the spouses had fallen apart. We’ve come a long way since then, or have we? You would be hard-pressed to find anyone who would argue that marriages should never end in divorce, no matter what. While some consider divorce something painful and unpleasant that they would avoid if at all possible, a new generation sees divorce quite differently.
With divorce rates on the rise among some age groups in particular, it appears that different generations view divorce very differently. Generation X, those born to the Baby Boomers, are viewed as the children of the divorce boom of the 1970′s. Gen X’ers are those who first experienced the reality of being raised while their parents fought out divorce battles when before, divorces were uncommon. They were the generation who grew up being raised in two households and learned with how to deal with step-parents and step-siblings, with very little guidance on how to live a life so different from the way their parents had been raised. As a result of these collective experiences, the views of Gen X’ers, when it comes to divorce, are surprisingly different from those of the next generation.
Those belonging to Generation Y, also referred to as Millennials, are considered to be generally narcissistic, immature and interested in short-term gratification. Whether the description of this generation is warranted or not, statistics reveal that Gen Y’ers are more likely to have shorter marriages that Gen X’ers and are more likely get divorced than the previous generation.
Read more
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/silvana-d-raso/gen-x-vs-gen-y-till-blank_b_943978.html
“We come to love not by finding a perfect person, but by loving to see an imperfect person perfectly.”- Sam Keen, To Love and Be Loved
“Don’t worry that children never listen to you; worry that they are always watching you.”- Robert Fulghum


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