ONE DIRECTION MARRIAGE
I remember very vividly the messagr an uncle gave me when I was making preparations for my wedding. He said it might look as though this wedding was the highlight of my life, I would soon discover that there's more to life after saying I DO. True to words I discovered soon enough.
One of the best marriage advice you can ever get is this: marry someone who shares the same dreams and aspirations with you. Only then can your marriage be guaranteed a future.
Marriage is easier when you're both headed in the same direction. There are so many challenges you would encounter down the road and it is those things you have in common that will help you survive the PULL effect.
Talk about your career goals, financial goals, family goals and every other life goals in details before you make you make any commitment
Looking at how some ladies talk about their wedding day, you'd think its what their whole existed has been all about. As a result they make no further future plans post wedding.
Have you ever heard a single lady talk about the kind of man she wants? You hear things like "I want a God fearing, handsome, fair, tall......." and the list is endless. There's nothing wrong with wanting all these things but there's something wrong with being shallow.
How do ascertain your compatibility when you dont even know what you want for yourself?
How do join someone on his/her journey when you dont even know where you are headed?
In his book "Good to Great" Jim Collins talking about hiring said its not enough to get the right people on board, you must ensure they are going your way i. e they share the same vision or goals similar to that of the organization.
The same applies to marriage. Dont make this lifetime journey with anyone unless your sure you're headed in the same direction.
If you marry an individual who has different interest and goals from yours, not only will the marriage not work, you'll be mostly frustrated and unfulfilled.
Eyitemi The Homebuilder
@ homebuilders012
+EYITEMI ADEBOWALE
Facebook:Home
www.eyitemithehomebuilder.blogspot.com
I remember very vividly the messagr an uncle gave me when I was making preparations for my wedding. He said it might look as though this wedding was the highlight of my life, I would soon discover that there's more to life after saying I DO. True to words I discovered soon enough.
One of the best marriage advice you can ever get is this: marry someone who shares the same dreams and aspirations with you. Only then can your marriage be guaranteed a future.
Marriage is easier when you're both headed in the same direction. There are so many challenges you would encounter down the road and it is those things you have in common that will help you survive the PULL effect.
Talk about your career goals, financial goals, family goals and every other life goals in details before you make you make any commitment
Looking at how some ladies talk about their wedding day, you'd think its what their whole existed has been all about. As a result they make no further future plans post wedding.
Have you ever heard a single lady talk about the kind of man she wants? You hear things like "I want a God fearing, handsome, fair, tall......." and the list is endless. There's nothing wrong with wanting all these things but there's something wrong with being shallow.
How do ascertain your compatibility when you dont even know what you want for yourself?
How do join someone on his/her journey when you dont even know where you are headed?
In his book "Good to Great" Jim Collins talking about hiring said its not enough to get the right people on board, you must ensure they are going your way i. e they share the same vision or goals similar to that of the organization.
The same applies to marriage. Dont make this lifetime journey with anyone unless your sure you're headed in the same direction.
If you marry an individual who has different interest and goals from yours, not only will the marriage not work, you'll be mostly frustrated and unfulfilled.
Eyitemi The Homebuilder
@ homebuilders012
+EYITEMI ADEBOWALE
Facebook:Home
www.eyitemithehomebuilder.blogspot.com




