Feel like your relationship is in a rut?
Yes, a date night can help spice things up. But if you're unhappy with yourself, a night out with your significant other can't fix that. To grow as a couple, both partners need to look inward and bring the best version of themselves to the relationship.
On this episode of Destined to Be, we're discussing how to get out of a relationship rut, explaining what we do to take stock of what's working in our marriage and what isn't and how we communicate our expectations to each other.
We challenge you to change your perception of your partner by focusing on the good and doing things to make them feel special—and owning it when you fall short.
Listen in for insight on why you can't show up for your partner when you don't feel good about yourself and learn how to build a vision of where you want to go as a couple that honors your individual and collective growth.
What it looks like to be in a relationship rut
Why it's crucial to take stock of what's working in your relationship and what isn't
How to develop an awareness of your expectations and communicate them to your partner
What we do to assess where we fall short for each other
Why you can't show up better for your partner when you don't feel good about yourself
How to build a vision of where you want to go as a couple
The distinction between intimacy and sex
How doing things to make your partner feel special can make you feel good
Why both partners need to adopt a growth mindset (though they may grow at different paces)
How to spice things up in your relationship with a date night
How to change your perception of your partner by focusing on the good
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