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Like threads woven into cables over time, the way you speak to your children will become the way they speak to themselves. Speak life affirmingly with both the content of your words as well as your tone of voice.

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Healthy growth requires pruning. Cutting away the dead wood makes way for new and healthier growth. Sometimes that dead wood is not 100% dead yet, so it hurts. Do it anyway!

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Without my wife and children I would not have been motivated to build what I have built. The drive generated by the need to provide for my family is the reason for my success.

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When you are newlyweds, almost everything about your spouse is new and exciting. After a few years of marriage the newness and excitement begin to wear off. Romantic feelings tend to decline.

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Just as there is real danger in becoming too familiar your spouse, there is real value in doing new and unusual things together. Here are four takeaways for married couples from Chrissy and my Date in Delhi:

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2. Keep each other’s preferences and limitations in mind. Look for what will be fun for both of you. The subway ride was exciting and I loved it. Chrissy did not. If we did it over I would skip that part for her sake. Everything else was a win.

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3. Intentionally change your environment. Go to a place you have never been to. Something about an unusual place arouses emotional alertness. Experiencing this together can draw you closer.

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4. Expose yourselves as a couple to others who are different, in person or in stories. We got both on our tour. The stories and the people were so different it was mind boggling. The experience gave Chrissy and me really cool stuff to talk about.

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One big key to keeping romance alive in your marriage is to seek new sources of novelty and variety to compensate for becoming familiar with your spouse. How do you keep the fire alive?

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Did you know there are 5 Science Based benefits from continuing to date your spouse? Download the free PDF to learn what they are and get 365 Date Ideas to inspire you. zlappo.com/gumroadlink/c7…

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"Associate with people who are likely to improve you. Welcome those who you are capable of improving. The process is a mutual one: men learn as they teach." - Seneca

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4.) Cultivate Transparency: Transparency is attractive and fosters a sense of intimacy, which is necessary to be friends. However, being transparent and authentic can be challenging. Some people may hesitate to share their true feelings for fear of rejection or ridicule.

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Collective insanity is on the rise. Now more than ever it is important to understand how you can immunize against it. Here are five steps to fortify yourself against the incoming tidal wave of collective insanity: