Marriage (& Life) Coaching It's not supposed to be this hard. Really.
Life's too short to suffer in a mediocre marriage.
Let me guess: At the beginning, things were great. You were both "in love," and life was good. Then, somewhere along the line, everything changed. She changed. Or maybe he did. Either which way, now your relationship feels, well, hard.
You're probably wondering where the instruction manual is on how to be peacefully married. Perhaps you're a product of divorce or you simply don't want a marriage like the one your parents have.
The truth is, falling in love is easy—it doesn't require any skills or effort. But sustaining love? That's a completely different ball game.
What most couples lack, especially today, are the tools needed to stay married—tools they haven't been encouraged to access. In a culture in which equality reins, the glorious differences between women and men that make love work have vanished.
I will help you bring them back.
Here are some common areas of concern addressed in coaching:
- My wife is impossible to please!
- Money conflicts are ruining our marriage.
- I feel like we're roommates instead of spouses.
- All I want to do is be a mom, but the culture and my husband won't support me.
- Our sex life sucks.
- I feel like my husband is my child instead of my partner.
- I want to stay home with our baby. Can you help us figure out how to make it work financially?
"Evan and I are so much better! I cut my work hours dramatically and have two days a week just for the kids. We moved out of NY and welcomed a beautiful baby boy yesterday and feel so complete. Life feels so, so great! You truly helped kick our asses and get things together. We are so appreciative of your help. You helped save us and our marriage! I feel blessed!!!!!"
— Kimberly
"Thanks to your eye-opening advice, my husband and I are moving toward an intimacy and connection we have never known before in our nearly 18 years together. So much of my world is making sense now, thanks to you."
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