Communication & Clarity

In week three of our Month of Marriage, Kathleen challenges us to consider whether we assume the best of our spouse. Insightfully drawing on a lesser-known Proverb, she highlights the fact that all humans bring both strengths and weaknesses to the table, and we are much better off when we primarily focus on our spouse’s positive contributions rather than fixating on reasons to criticize. Be sure to download and print this week’s free resource containing additional tips for improving communication and clarity within your marriage.

 
 
Kathleen

Kathleen and her family currently live near Cincinnati, Ohio. She is deeply invested in her one cup of coffee a day, as evidenced by the fact that she microwaves it at least 4-5 times, and loves a good book analysis with her five year old on the way to school. Check out her Substack on marriage, motherhood, Christian living, and trying to be our best selves at Kathleen Robinson | Substack

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