I don’t know about you, but I used to look at my marriage and wonder, “Is this all there is?” Is this the best it’s going to get? Disappointment can quickly settle in even to a new marriage and rob you of the love, joy, and wonder you felt on your wedding day. Newlyweds and long-term married couples, alike, often find themselves asking these same questions. The truth is you are the one who gets to determine the answer to that question.

In today’s episode, I share 7 relationship tips for you to begin to ask different questions about your marriage. Here are the tips:

1. Ask yourself why are you disappointed?
2. Go beyond your feelings.
3. Understand that in marriage, seasons come and seasons go.
4. Let go of what was to make room for what is.
5. Get real with yourself.
6. Remember that it’s about growth over perfection.
7. Be the person you’d love to live with.

I want to encourage you to take an active stance in the formation of your marriage. Far too many spouses are passive about their own progress. You’re in the driver seat. You get to have the marriage that you work for. So, what’s it going to be?

For more on disappointment, check out Episode 40: Dealing with Disappointments in Relationships.

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