One of the questions I ask many clients is, “What is your purpose or mission in life?”

The inquiry usually leads to a pause, and they often say, “I’ve never been asked that question before.” If they have a church background, they say something like, “To love and serve God” or “To get married and raise a family.” But for the most part, they lack a personal mission statement or a clearly defined purpose. They usually need more focus, and a specific point to aim for.

Focus is essential to living an intentional life because it allows us to be mindful of our actions and make decisions that serve our highest purpose. When we focus on doing what is necessary for growth, transformation, and success, we can create a more meaningful existence for ourselves.

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John Thurman
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1.  Watch out for anger.
2. Get closer to your partner.
3.  Be creative in finding ways to support your partner and grow your relationship.
4. Integrate fun, special days into your routine.
5. For Guys only - get off the couch and engage with your wife.

By the way, be sure to download my 21 Ways to Improve Your Marriage ebook.

Here is a link to the entire article.

Here are the 4 Tips - Be sure to check out the entire article to learn the right way to encourage your kids.

Tip# 1 - Model Resilience

Tip# 2 - Raise a Problem Solver

Tip# 4 - Praise Your Child Purposefully and Intentionally

Tip# 4-  Set the Pace, be the Example because these life skills are more caught than taught.