How To Form An Everlasting Relationship With Fire
When you first fall in love it’s like everything in the world is new and there’s a fire between you and your new person, filled with passion and excitement. As you move beyond the infatuation stage, that fire lessens, and you may wonder if you made a mistake because the “new” wore off and the relationship starts to settle.
The only mistake is in forgetting that it takes effort and commitment to keep a relationship going.
Your relationship began with a chemical reaction between the two of you. That’s not a romantic statement, but it’s true. If you want to be one of the couples who celebrates their 60th anniversary, now is the time to establish the routines which will continue to nourish your relationship.
You’ll learn strategies to overcome difficulties and move your relationship to a depth you never thought possible, because the “new” will still exist for years to come.
This course was developed for those who want specific strategies to keep their relationship strong, passionate, and healthy. Although being in a current relationship is helpful, those trying to figure out why a relationship went wrong or wondering what to do to keep that special someone when they appear will also benefit future relationships.
Choose to prioritize your marriage by keeping obstacles to a minimum, sharing realistic expectations, and knowing what to anticipate.
7 Lessons
Enhance your partnership with communication technics like reflective listening and words that build to solidify the bond.
7 Lessons
Discover how to disagree with an open mind, identify the reason for your triggers, and face fears that challenge the relationship.
7 Lessons
Cherish the value of personal space, touch on money structure, dive headfirst into blended families, and nurture your relationship.
Talk about sex and sex drives, the difference between sexuality and sensuality, and how to rekindle the romance so it lasts for life.
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