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We all want someone else to change! But have you contemplated what positive changes you can make in order to improve your relationships!

Very good advice!

The following is not specifically mentioned but the part of your brain that has emotional reactions is the Amygdala. The amygdala is the part of the brain responsible for processing emotions, responds to a perceived threat, often leading to irrational behavior. We teach it is Relational Wisdom… Going beyond emotional intelligence!

Very solid relationship advice on building trust!

Philippians 2:3-4

You want the secret to trust? Ask yourself: “Would my partner be okay with this?” If the answer’s uhhh... maybe rethink it. Dr. Carrie Cole from the Gottman Love Lab reminds us it's thinking for two. AKA, making choices like your relationship’s watching (because it kinda is). 💙 💬 Drop your trust questions below, we might feature yours next!

Be Encouraged today!

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This is taught in the Relational Wisdom … Going beyond Emotional Intelligence course!

Do you agree?? How do you feel in your relationship?

👉Can she bring her heart to you without fear of being dismissed, ignored, or misunderstood? Can she let her guard down with you, or does she feel like she has to stay strong to survive? Can she trust that your leadership is guided by love, not ego? A woman who feels safe with her man? She comes alive. She softens. She flourishes. She becomes unstoppable. Husbands, protection isn’t just about locks on doors and a hand on her back in a sketchy parking lot. It’s how you speak to her. It’s how you see her. It’s how you cover her in prayer. Lead with love. Lead with gentleness. Lead with safety 👉COMMENT the word ENGAGE AND get our Download- Intimacy Building Questions for Couples @247marriage The Original Marriage Flippers

Experiences shape who you are and impact your relationships!

At its Relational Core this is very wise advice!

You fail as a man when you harm your children's mother.

She's their primary source of strength and support.

She's the one they run to when they're scared.

She's the one they call when they need comfort.

She's the one who knows their needs and fears.

She's the foundation of their emotional security.

Destroying her stability destroys theirs.

When you stress her out, you stress them out.

When you make her cry, you make them anxious.

When you hurt her, you hurt their sense of safety.

When you disrespect her, you disrespect their home.

She's the one who sacrifices her sleep for their needs.

She's the one who puts their wellbeing before her own.

She's the one who advocates for them at school.

She's the one who remembers every detail of their lives.

Protect the woman raising your kids.

Support the person who's holding everything together.

Respect the woman who's nurturing your children.

Honor the mother who's shaping their future.

Your children are watching how you treat their mother.

They're learning about relationships from your example.

They're forming their ideas about love from what they see.

They're developing their standards based on your behavior.

Don't let your issues with her damage their emotional development.

Don't let your anger toward her create trauma for them.

Be the father who protects their mother, not the one who destroys her.

The harsh reality can be is, by the time you turn 18, you’ve already spent 90 percent of the time you’ll ever get with your parents.

That’s a frightening thought.

They gave us everything. Their time. Their energy. Their love. And yet we get so distracted chasing success that we forget the one thing we can never get back, time with them.

No one ever lies on their deathbed wishing they worked more. But they do wish they’d called home more, visited more, said thank you more.

Cherish them while you can.

Image: Sahil Bloom, from The 5 Types Of Wealth