How to Set Relationship Goals for a Good 2011
Resolutions are rarely kept past 30 days, but goals can be life changing. More than good intentions, goals help you put in place concrete steps to create a different life and a different kind of love. If you are feeling your marriage has been drifting or stressed, now is the perfect time for a mid-course correction. However, sometimes, life feels too hectic to sit and write goals for your future as a couple or family — so take goal setting on the road!
Pick up a pad and pen for the next road trip or errand run, and make that car time work for you. While you are both in your car, have the non-driver interview the other and write down some goals for the coming year that will make your love stronger and last longer. It might take a few sessions to work your way through the questions. Enjoy the forward movement!
Use these questions below to make adjustments in your life, your marriage or family life:
•As you look at the year ahead, what is the most important issue or goal you have on your heart for the coming year for yourself?
•As you look at the year ahead, what is the most important issue or goal you have on your heart for the coming year for our marriage?
Pam and Bill Farrel-Contributing Writers
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