Are you looking for one question that will keep you on the path to continuous growth? While there are many questions you may choose to ask yourself, I’ve found one question that is helpful no matter what you do for a living … or what relationship you are trying to improve. Ready? Here it is [...]
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Relational Velcro
July 27th, 2010
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I can remember when having a pair of shoes with velcro was considered cool; I can foresee another time in life when having shoes with velcro will be practical! Velcro is used in a variety of products and settings because it’s an effective way of linking together two objects. It’s replaced zippers, shoe laces, and [...]
Incremental Change
July 26th, 2010
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Getting better at a relationship is often incremental rather than monumental. Breakthroughs happen one step at a time; maybe one inch at a time. It’s the small decisions made correctly over sustained periods of time that build the momentum we need to move forward. Unfortunately, we are conditioned to look for the one key thing [...]
Communicate with Words and Actions
July 25th, 2010
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It’s been said — and it’s often true — that actions speak louder than words. Most of us stood hand-in-hand with our spouse on our wedding day and recited our vows of commitment. Vows which pledged our love, our faithfulness. Perhaps you chose the traditional route and vowed to love each other “in sickness and [...]
