Prioritize Your Life and Get All Your Ducks in a Row by Jennifer Waddle

When you prioritize your spouse's happiness-without expecting anything in return-you'll be pleasantly surprised at how good it feels to put someone above yourself. Focus on their love language (physical touch, words of affirmation, giving gifts, quality time, or acts of service).

Focus on small, regular ways to pour into them and spark moments of happiness throughout their week. This isn't to say your spouse will instantly take notice, but give it time. Making your loved one's happiness a priority will not only surprise them, but it will also surprise you! As each intentional act brings them joy, you'll likely find your joy increasing as well. Here's what happens when you prioritize each other's happiness. The good news is, there are genuine ways to prioritize your spouse's happiness and reap the amazing benefits. Martin Luther once said, 'There is no more lovely, friendly, and charming relationship, communion or company than a good marriage.' His words might seem like an impossibility to some, while to others, they sound like a ray of hope for a stronger, deeper marriage. But if we're honest, the give-and-take required in marriage can feel more like give than take. Is it possible to prioritize your spouse's happiness without sacrificing your own? In the day-to-day hustle, is there even time to think about what makes each other happy?Īs we strive for healthy marriages and improved relationships, it's a good idea to consider what brings joy to our spouses.

Prioritize Your Life and Get All Your Ducks in a Row by Jennifer Waddle