ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Marriage is hard work.
Do you have the tools to navigate through the rough stuff?
In our conversation with Sheila Wray Gregoire about her book 9 Thoughts That Can Change Your Marriage we discuss answers we get from others that are Pat Answers (the sometimes not-so-helpful sound bites of advice we get) versus thoughts we can have that put our mindset in a healthy place to make our marriage better.
Were our husbands put on this earth to make us happy?
What is the difference between Joy, Contentment, and Happiness and what are their sources?
And yes, we also talk about sex!
After listening, be sure to read Sheila's guest blog post "Sex is For You, Too!"
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