What's Your Thing?
- Nov 4, 2024
- 1 min read
If you prefer listening to polished and professional podcast hosts, please don't tune into ours where we bounce back and forth in unscripted conversation telling (slightly embarrassing) stories about each other! ;) In this week's episode on An Intentional Marriage Podcast, we discuss the importance of finding an activity or interest you and your spouse enjoy together and you'll hear how we came to that conclusion in our own marriage. Here's the question we have for you this week: What is one thing you and your spouse enjoy doing together? Whether it's gazing on a beautiful sunset, watching an intriguing documentary, or cooking a fancy meal, shared activity strengthens our friendship by creating positive and enjoyable interactions that draw you together. Marriage is meant to be enjoyed, not endured, and doing something together that you both is enjoy is a way to make memories that will last a lifetime but happen...one Marriage Minute Monday at a time. |
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Reading this post about finding your thing really made me reflect on my own journey as a current PhD student. For me, that sense of purpose comes from my research and my part-time work at last minute assignments, where I spend my time assisting other students with their academic hurdles. Having suffered through many high-stress hustles and sleepless nights during my own college days, I am now deeply conscious of the mental toll that overwhelming workloads can take on a person’s well-being and relationships. This personal history is why I have such a genuine interest in supporting others today; I’ve realized that when the weight of complex behavioral theories or case studies becomes an exhausting struggle, finding the best psychology…
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