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Same Goal, Different Method - Part 1

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Emerson emphasizes that while couples often share common goals, they may have different strategies for achieving them in part of this two part podcast. He highlights the importance of understanding these differences, fostering teamwork, and embracing a mindset of allies rather than adversaries. He discusses common sources of stress in relationships and offers insights on navigating conflicts through effective communication and collaboration while also outlining the significance of faith, personal growth, and the unique contributions each partner brings to the marriage.

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

Author, Speaker, Pastor

Questions to Consider

How often do you and your spouse remind each other that you’re on the same team, even in conflict?
What differences in your approach to a shared goal might actually be a strength if you embraced them?
When was the last time you paused to see your spouse’s strategy as goodwill, not opposition?
How could viewing your marriage as a collaborative mission change the way you face daily tensions?

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