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It’s Not Even That Deep Bae … Is It?

Love is such a beautiful thing, especially when it is handled properly. It becomes even more incredible when it is manifested in the form of two people coming together romantically and, in time, becoming one in marriage. So, it may seem a bit weird to talk about “boundaries” but they are extremely important in a relationship! They help ensure the bond you two share is protected. Some would argue that nothing should be off-limits in a relationship but there are nuances to this as sometimes this can be misused and abused. There are certain boundaries that are needed to keep the love thriving and not dying a slow death. And trust me, you don't want to learn that by experience.

October Release: Setting Boundaries Series (Part 4)

So, you thought the work stopped once you got in a relationship, huh? Better yet, you thought everything was already figured out once you got married, right? Well, think again! A relationship is a journey and that means there is growth to experience every step of the way. One of the areas in a relationship that tends to get overlooked is setting appropriate boundaries so that you and your partner's love has a safe place to be cultivated over time. It may seem odd to think about setting boundaries in a relationship but from your influence on their spiritual walk; to how you communicate with one another; to the way you handle topics that are sensitive for your partner, there are many needs and uses for boundaries. The goal is not to limit the relationship but help create a space for it to flourish. So, tune in as we talk about how you can create it the healthy way!

~ Releasing October 31st ~

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Family Always Knows What’s Right … Right?

The family bond is something that is not easily broken. Our families are our real Day 1s and have been with us since the beginning. I know they may get on your nerves and stress you at times, but the fact that they are your family will never change. However, just because they are your family doesn’t mean their input in different areas of your life is always for your benefit, and it doesn’t mean you are obligated to take it. They may have good intentions but that doesn’t always mean they are right. I mean, to be honest, there are some things in your personal life your family doesn’t need to know (e.g., when you have a disagreement with your partner). “But, how do I know when it’s okay and when it’s not?” Well, that’s where I come in!

September Release: Setting Boundaries Series (Part 4)

Family—you gotta love 'em right? I mean, they have been there your entire life and will always love you no matter what. But as much as we hold our family near and dear to our heart, that doesn't always mean their actions will work out in our favor. Don't get me wrong—family will usually do things from a place of trying to look out for you. However, the line between trying to help out and trying to impose their desires onto you is oftentimes not very clear. For that reason, they tend to cross it, creating situations where you feel compelled to do certain things that aren't always aligned with your heart and desires. We should keep family close, but we should take their input in our lives with a grain of salt. Now, I didn't say flat out disobey your parents and don't listen to your siblings; I am saying use wisdom when navigating their directions on how you should live your life. More on this to come in this month's post!

~ Releasing September 30th ~

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