Rules of Engagement
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10 Date Ideas for Couples During Self-Isolation
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What do you do, during this time of COVID-19 quarantine, to beat the possibility of getting in a rut? How will you use this time as an opportunity to get creative about stay-at-home dates ideas!? Happy Partners Project serves up 10 date ideas for staying home during coronavirus. -
Looking for a Life Partner? Avoid this Big Mistake In Early Dating
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Companionship is one of the most rewarding investments two people can make. And, unless our society adopts arranged marriages, dating is the best route to finding a life partner, or a “happily-ever-after” ending. So, what is the biggest mistake life-partner-hopefuls make when dating and looking for long-term relationships?
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Feeling or Opinion? Do you REALLY know the difference?
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Here's how to identify and express feelings versus expressing opinions. The problem is that some people might not be able to accurately identify a feeling. views and judgments about a situation can be confused with feelings that result from a situation. Use these Worksheets to identify feelings and here's a helpful exercise. -
5 Toxic Relationship Habits to Leave in 2019
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These 5 Toxic Habits are Slowly Killing Your Relationship and it's time to replace them with the healthy habits that will help your relationship soar in 2020. -
These 5 Books Will Enhance Your Relationship
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Our relationships, with others and ourselves, are the most valuable investments we can make in life. They catalyze change and evolution and feed our souls. If you’re looking to love bigger, love harder and love smarter, these five books will send you on the right path. -
When Should We Start Relationship Check-Ins?
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We challenge the notion that check-ins are only meant for marriage. Why wait until you’re already married to start investing in practices that keep your relationship balanced and healthy!? That’s right — you shouldn’t. So when is the right time to introduce a relationship check-in? -
The Relationship Check-In: How to do a Marriage Check-up
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Once you've scheduled a time, what's next? And how do you check in so that it doesn't escalate conflict!?
