Normalizing The Good Times
Is “normalizing the good times” your go-to habit? In a recent email from a coaching client, she said, “We have a couple good days, and
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Is “normalizing the good times” your go-to habit? In a recent email from a coaching client, she said, “We have a couple good days, and
Now is the perfect time to prioritize the important aspects in your relationship with your sweetie and make a choice to follow through. https://youtu.be/u79iED4I-WA I
I think you could agree with me on this: Relationships are tough. This is especially true in a relationship with an intimate partner. The dynamics
Have you ever gone on a holiday without your partner? How did your partner feel about it? When coaching couples, there is often resentment when
Yup, you likely know there are two parts of your mind that direct your thoughts, words, and behaviour: Ego or Spirit. If you’re like me
In the 20+ years Carol and I have been working with couples, we’ve not yet had a couple come to us saying, “We have an
Sh….. happens!! It is too easy to focus on that, rather than to celebrate the great things. Every couple we coach has, and is, doing
Life is about Relationships, yet those are tough to navigate on our own. A tool we call Mentoring Magic can help you (and me) to
Dang it used to frustrate me when I’d do something to Carol (a touch, a kiss, a few words) because I had a desire to
Right now, we ponder, “what do we need if we must evacuate” (wildfires a few miles away). I’m reminded of the power of our relationship.