• Stay Married For Life – A Marriage Tip

    Chase Your Family

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    No matter how many times you throw a ball for dogs, they’ll chase it. Dogs love the act of chasing after something and then pleasing their master by bringing it back to them—sometimes! Cats chase mice and also like to bring back—well, enough said. People like to chase things, too. You can make your life [...]

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    Keep Things Fresh

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    When we neglect to celebrate the good in a marriage, things can quickly get stale. That’s why it’s important for spouses to get creative and find small ways to keep things fresh. What can you do today to freshen up your relationship?

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    “I Need a Savior”

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    As I sit in my office on a cold, snowy day, I find myself staring mindlessly into the computer screen. It is full of images, scrolling messages, blinking signs, and ads flashing continuously tempting me to click on an icon for the chance to win some fabulous prize. In addition, my cell phone is vibrating, [...]

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    It’s Important to Trust

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    It’s important to establish a pattern of trust in your marriage. This doesn’t happen overnight, especially if the trust has been violated, but it’s created through taking small steps every day. What can you change in your marriage that will help build a pattern of trust?

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    Ask the Question

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    Have you asked your spouse lately how you can improve as a husband/wife? Find a quiet moment, when you can be alone, and ask him/her what you can do better. How easy or uncomfortable is it for you to ask this question?

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    Take Notice

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    It’s important to notice something every day that you love about your spouse, then share it at some point during the day. This is one practice that can help you create a marriage for life. What one thing will you notice about your spouse today?

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    An Attitude of Gratitude

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    Recently I was on the phone with a gentleman from another state, and he asked me the question, “Dan, why is it so hard to meet the basic needs of my wife?” The first thing I thought was that this gentleman is not alone! We all have a tendency to skip the basic things we [...]

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    Respect your Spouse

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    Consulting with your spouse, valuing their opinion, and including them in your decision-making process is another way to show them love and respect. In which of these areas do you fall short and how can you improve?

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    Time to Remodel

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    Although it’s important to take care of yourself with exercise, a proper diet, and good hygiene, your spouse should ultimately love you for who you are on the inside. In which area are you (or should you be) remodeling?

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    You Cheapskate!

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    Many people are familiar with the term, “living beyond your means.” It is defined as spending more money than you earn. Many people subscribe to this lifestyle. According to Jeff Yeager, author of, “The Cheapskates Next Door,” he claims that total consumer debt grew nearly eight times in size from 1980 (355 billion) to 2008 [...]

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