Unhappy couples didn’t get that way by accident. Neither happy relationships nor miserable ones happen by mistake. Instead, both are the product of habits. Happy couples consistently act the way that happy couples do, and miserable couples consistently engage in the types of actions that miserable couples take. What Unhappy Couples Can Do This is […]
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What do happy couples know that others don’t? It turns out, highly happy couples are not happy by accident. They have a love-bank filling secret. Keep reading to discover the seven habits of highly happy couples. Understanding the Love-Bank It was a lazy Saturday afternoon. I was in my mid-twenties and lived in a one-bedroom
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[fancy_box id=1]Today I’m honored to feature a guest post by Joshua Lind. Joshua is a husband, father, pastor, and an advocate against mediocrity. He is the author of Discovering Jesus in The Gospels, a book that helps Christ-followers keep intimacy with Jesus fresh and intriguing. You can read more from Joshua on his blog, www.joshualind.com, and connect with him on Twitter
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Recently, I wrote a post entitled, Relationship Advice for a Happy Life. It’s all about filling our spouse’s love bank. If you missed this article, you may want to take a moment to check it out. While the previous post provide an overview of the love bank idea, this post focuses on simply ways to communicate “I love you,”
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In the 1960s, Stanford conducted a series of experiments involving children and marshmallows. This notorious study is now called The Stanford Marshmallow Experiment. The goal of the study was to examine the long-term impact of delayed gratification. The short version of the story goes like this. Children were left alone in a room with a
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Recently, I’ve learned a lot about grit. It’s a value that is not often spoken about. And at this point, you might be wondering, “What is grit?” Instead of providing an intellectual answer, I thought that grit would be better described with three short stories. Stories of Grit Below, you will find stories about the
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