Marriage Motivation

According to Whyte, we humans are involved not just with one marriage with a significant other. We also have made secret vows to our work and unspoken vows to an inner, constantly developing self. Whyte's thesis is that to separate these marriages in order to balance them is to destroy the fabric of happiness itself; that in each of these marriages, will, effort, and hard work are overused, overrated, and in many ways self-defeating.

There are many things that seem normal or average today that at one point in time seemed absolutely crazy. Smartphones, Wi-Fi, and even the electric light bulb were all groundbreaking, history-making inventions that started out as crazy ideas. Our see-it-to-believe-it generation tends to have a hard time exercising true faith - one that steps out, takes action, and sees mountain-moving results. Many of us would rather play it safe and stand on the sidelines, but it’s crazy faith that helps us see God move and reveals His promises.

Emotional Intelligence provides the blueprint and solution to improving your social awareness, as well as increasing your EQ to better the relationships in both your personal and work life....

Too often we are guarded, afraid to share the unvarnished truth about our journeys - only to find that the glossing over hinders us from authentic connection and consequently joy. Holm bravely lets the listener in on the path she has taken, while trying to gain the courage to become who she is meant to be, including all of the surprising, confusing and awkward moments she encountered along the way.

In the shadow of domestic violence, Matt and Sarah's harrowing journey unfolds. Matt's violence and Sarah's desperate pleas cast a bleak pall over their relationship. What if, yet, amidst the darkness, their story is a testament to human resilience and the grace of God through Christ Jesus? What if early disagreements and Matt's unpredictable anger plague their past, but Sarah's prayer for deliverance sparks a courageous quest for healing?

Niekiedy w związku partnerskim bądź w relacji rodzinnej, możemy usłyszeć podobne słowa, jak: „Jeśli zrobisz tak jak chcę to pokocham Cię” lub „to może Cię będę kochać nadal” lub „Jeśli zachowasz się kulturalnie podczas czasu separacji i rozwodu, to może zostaniemy nadal przyjaciółmi”, albo „Udowodnij mi, że mnie kochasz”. W takiej relacji wciąż jedna osoba ma ciągłe żądania, roszczenia a druga stara się spełniać jej zachcianki, kaprysy i fanaberie. Dlaczego? Bo drugiej jej bardziej zależy na ich związku niż tej niedojrzałej – manipulującej roszczeniami?

Heal in your marriage after betrayal. How many times have you heard a friend advise another to “dump ‘em, divorce, move on” once betrayal is discovered? What if you don’t want to end your marriage? Despite your everyday feelings of anger and pain - you know that you’re not ready to give up. You still see reasons to stay. If this resonates with you, Roots of Forgiveness is for you. Certified life and relationship coach Christine Elizabeth Leon guides you through eight elements to ignite healing in your relationship.

Witty and insightful, Men's Health writers Joe Kita, Lisa Jones, Hugh O'Neill, Ron Geraci and others share their personal and often comical experiences as they tackle the universal topics of love, life, and exactly how to find and keep that special someone.