It’s that time of year again where some of us are busy writing our New Year’s resolutions, but how many of us have included, as a priority, on our lists to work on ‘strengthening our relationship’ with our partner or spouse? If you haven’t done so, let’s include one small change in the way we
Asking your partner open-ended questions on a regular basis helps build a stronger friendship between the two of you by creating a space for you to learn about your partner’s internal world. Couples learn a wealth of information about each other during their first couple of months of being together. Do you remember that time?
Life is a journey and we will have many ups along with many downs – however it’s the way we deal with the downs that make all the difference. Remember to love yourself even more from today onwards because you deserve so much of it for yourself.
Have you noticed that throughout the months or years you’ve been together with your partner that more and more arguments seem to arise and that these arguments seem to be more or less about the same issue or that they revolve around similar issues? Whenever you try to bring up the issue does the conversation
Do you feel that your relationship has shifted recently? Are you feeling a “blockage” in connecting with your partner? How can you reconnect better with him or her and strengthen that bond between the two of you again? 1. A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY Putting aside a little bit of time for
Have you recently wanted to tell your partner something but decided not to because you were too afraid that it would hurt your partner’s feelings? Often times, couples are afraid to open up to their partners and say what they really need because they are worried about hurting their partner’s feelings and rocking the boat
