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The Marriage Bucket List for Men

Did you see the 2007 movie Bucket List? It’s about two men who decide to chase their dreams when they find out they don’t have much longer to live.  The movie sparked many to start thinking about what they’d include on their own bucket list.  While a list like this can often seem overwhelming, our All Pro Dad program has created a doable marriage bucket list for you.  Here are a few ideas. First, plan and execute...
Mar 20, 2014 / Husbands

Why Change in Your Relationships is So Easy

Change is easy, transition is not. Let me explain. Change in relationships can be easy to talk about, desire and even envision. It’s the transition from point A to point B that trips people up and keeps them from reaching their destination of real change. The transition…how we get there…is the tough part. So how can we make the transition process easier so that real change will occur in our relationships? First,...
Mar 19, 2014 / Relationships and Communication

The Marriage Bucket List for Women

When you and your husband first fell in love, you had your whole lives ahead of you.  The future was bright and promising as you dreamt and made plans together.  But then jobs became more demanding, your kids were born, and all your energy was spent trying to keep things in order.  Now you’ve found you dreams pushed aside and saved for later.  But I challenge you to pursue those dreams right now with your husband...
Mar 18, 2014 / Wives

Should You Have a Double Standard in Parenting?

The answer? No, yes, and sometimes. There are times when a double standard in parenting is wise and times when it is damaging.  To know the difference, here are 3 categories to think about. First, you should not have a double standard when it comes to the birth order of your kids.  When we have our first child, we’re in control, fresh and ready to go.  But as we have more kids over time, we begin to loosen that...
Mar 17, 2014 / Discipline

How to Tag Team in Parenting

When we were kids, we all liked to play “Tag, You’re It.”  Once a person was tagged to be “it,” they had the responsibility to tag the next person and so on.  My wife, Susan, shares 3 ways the game of tag can apply to parenting.  First, play on the same page.  Tag team parenting begins with being on the same page as our spouse so we don’t give our kids conflicting answers.  Second, we must play from different...
Mar 14, 2014 / Discipline

6 Myths About Men

We’ve grown up in a culture with clearly defined expectations about what a man should be like.  But are these definitions fact or fiction?  Dr. Gary Oliver has spent time compiling a list of 6 myths about men.  First, he shares the myth of how men are big, brave, and strong.  While these are good qualities, these characteristics should not define who a man is at his core.  Second, Oliver discusses the myth of how...
Mar 13, 2014 / Miscellaneous

The Odds of the Perfect Parenting Bracket

CEO Warren Buffet recently offered a one billion dollar prize to the person who could create the perfect bracket for this year’s March Madness basketball tournament.  While the odds are astronomical, people still hold onto the hope of winning.  In the same way, against all odds, parents still pursue that perfect family bracket…a perfect spouse and perfect kids.  To avoid being discouraged by an imperfect family...
Mar 12, 2014 / General

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