Some say that if you treat your marriage like a business, then the divorce rates won't be so high. Examples:
Have great customer service
Know your product (Your spouse)
Earn your customers business
Never make excuses, only solutions
Plan for success
Mix Business with Pleasure
Set goals you would like to achieve
Never be late
Vacations are a must
Do you agree with this line of thinking?
It saddens me to see a child reenact the negative actions of their parents. As a parent when the school year starts I think one worry that I'll always have is how will other kids influences affect my child? Will he get alone with the other kids? Will he know right from wrong and act on the right? Are his friends parents a big part of the children's lives?
This weekend I attended one of our RWOC's Sisters wedding ceremony, and it reminded me of Gods words, What God has brought together let no man put asunder...
It motivated me, it reminded me that God made this union, and our union is strong, its correct, its no mistake. I'm going to shout my love to my husband, my appreciation for him, my disappointments to him, my highs, and my lows to him, my admiration to him. I'm going to communicate to him, and I'm going to always give him something that only HE can feel. Therefor, what God have joined together let no man, no thing, no one put asunder!
Congratulations Sista Ashanda!!!!!!!!!!
With the start of the new year, resolutions are in the air, changes are being made, and there are decisions, decisions! What is it that you want for your marriage, for your life? Put some actions to it.
Making the decision to make a commitment before God was only the beginning, with time it only gets better and better.
