Showing posts with label happiness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label happiness. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 28, 2022

It's Time for an Attitude Check!








The same is true for our attitudes in marriage (and other relationships). A negative attitude, for example, impacts our ability to practice happiness. Can we build joyful marriages if we don’t make happiness a habit? Absolutely not. Think it’s time for an attitude check-up? We do. That’s because there’s never a bad time to check in with your outlook

https://www.symbis.com/blog/why-its-time-for-an-attitude-check-up/

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

Making a Happy Marriage










"Based on a special-purpose study of more than 1,000 couples to discover what the happiest marriages do differently, here are three vital habits every newlywed (and about-to-be wed!) couple needs to build, in order to make a great marriage".....

https://shaunti.com/2022/05/top-marriage-advice-for-newlyweds-and-everyone-else-about-making-a-happy-marriage/

Wednesday, February 23, 2022

What’s Going On in the Heads of Happily Married Couples















"If you want to change your marriage, sometimes it starts with changing your mind. That’s right, even those of us who call ourselves realists can channel our thoughts to love better".....

Thursday, August 5, 2021

The Ten Secrets of Happy Couples















"People will sometimes ask us what the 'secret' is to a happy marriage. We’ve discovered through the years that happiness in marriage is possible for every couple, but it’s not just about one “secret.” As far as we can tell from our own experience and learning from the experiences of others, there are ten distinct secrets of happy couples, and if you’ll implement these principles into your own marriage, you will undoubtedly experience more happiness too".....

Tuesday, March 30, 2021

Keeping Score and Giving Back











"Have you ever found yourself keeping a list in your head of the wrongs (big and small) that your spouse has committed in your marriage? It’s so easy to hold onto memories of hurtful comments and selfish actions, or to keep a running tally of our spouse’s personal flaws".....