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Category Archives: The Good Marriage Project

3 horses in new green pasture

4 Ways to Create Your Best Marriage Now

The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingMay 21, 2020

Quarantine brought on by this crazy coronavirus has brought both challenges and opportunities. Like these beautiful horses just released in a new pasture, we’re all ready to kick up our heels a bit, am I right? Too much of a good thing? For those of us that are married, at least we have the companionship…

Valentine's Day couple

25 Simple, Creative Ideas to Delight Your Valentine

Marriage, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingFebruary 6, 2020

February 14 is just around the corner. If you’re a planner, you probably already have some ideas about how you want to celebrate your love. For everyone else, I’ve put together some ideas that don’t cost much/if anything, grouped by Love Language categories (you’re welcome).  But, the first question is, do you know your partner’s…

Our Secrets to 40 Years of Happy Marriage

Marriage, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingJanuary 9, 2020

Here’s a fun fact about me: I LOVE celebrations. I’m up for any excuse to pop a cork, but especially those times that celebrate the people I love. The ones who have shaped me, for better or worse, into the woman I am today. Can long-term marriage be happy?  Today I celebrate 40 years of…

Happy couple giving Christmas gift

How to be Happier Through the Holidays (And beyond)

Marriage, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingNovember 11, 2019

How happy would you say you are currently?  And then thinking about the holidays ahead, black Friday ads, family time, expectations…does it go up or down? Despite what we will hear incessantly for the next 2 months, things don’t really make us happy. Not a bigger house, more cooperative spouse, or your boss less of…

Why We Will Always Celebrate Valentine’s Day

Marriage, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingFebruary 6, 2019

If you’ve been in the grocery store since Christmas, you know from all the pink and red hearts that Valentine’s day is coming. Retailers make sure we know 7 weeks out, so no excuses being surprised come February 14! For some couples, there are maybe 2 days each year when they are intentional about their…

Learning the Language of Love

Marriage, Resources, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingMarch 7, 2018

Of all the habits we might develop to have a healthy marriage, loving our spouse seems like it would be the easiest, right? Love brought us together, so why should it be something we have to pay attention to? I once had a client inform me,  “I told my wife I loved her the day…

How To Keep Your Marriage On Target

Family, Personal/Spiritual Growth, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingAugust 1, 20172 Comments

“If you aim at nothing, you will hit it every time.” Zig Ziglar If you like the status quo, then just carry on with what you were doing. This post is not for you. Plenty of people say they want a good marriage, a satisfying job, a happy family, a fulfilling life. But no one…

What Real Partnership In Marriage Can Look Like

Personal/Spiritual Growth, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingJuly 6, 2017

A rainbow will always stop me in my tracks—but a double rainbow—that is something special. A real partnership in marriage can be equally special and rare. Unexpected gifts I met a young couple recently for breakfast to talk about ways to encourage marriages. He serves on a church staff, she’s a gifted artist, and together…

Being Married Means More of This

Marriage, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingJune 28, 2017

What is one of the best memories you have from the time you and your spouse were dating? Give yourself time to sit with that memory…yes, right now! What were you wearing? What were you doing together? Best of all, what did you FEEL? I really want you to capture that before you skim through…

black couple dancing on a rooftop

What Driver’s Ed Taught Me About Marriage

Marriage, The Good Marriage ProjectBy Kathy RushingJune 14, 20171 Comment

It is impossible to love someone perfectly. Harder yet to love “til death do us part.” The habits that couples develop have much to do with whether the marriage ends up “for better or for worse.” This is the first installation of monthly challenges that will help create healthy habits in your marriage. Many troubled…

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