Studies show that sixty-seven percent of marriages end primarily due to communication problems. Communication is the foundation of a successful relationship.
For DJ and Lucretia, the number one piece of advice that they heard before getting married was to ensure communication was a priority. Both DJ and Lucretia wanted to get ahead of this proposed problem and decided to implement a check in process during the last week of their engagement to be married. Based on themes given to them during the pre-marital counseling phase, DJ and Lucretia found a process that worked for them.
In the Couples Check In Cheat Sheet: The Communication Game Changer you will be able to develop a consistent communication process with your partner that will help you:
- Avoid the silent treatment and mind-reading
- Speak to each other instead of avoiding one another out of fear of conflict
- Actively recognize the problems and resolve them in a healthy way
This process is for the seriously committed with intent to marry, engaged, and married to practice building a sound communication process. You can also customize the cheat sheet with one another to fit your relationship needs.
Hear from other couples about the check-in process:
“It was a game-changer. We plan to do this weekly. The fact that the check-in sheet was so organized, helped us stay on topic as well as not miss anything that needs to be discussed. The check-in process was about an hour, which I believe is a good amount of time because there is so much that needs to be covered. We were able to dig deep into different things based on the questions that were asked. In our opinion, it is actually NEEDED”. – Terri and Davin Thompson
“Overall we loved it. We had created a model based on your feedback and this was good to add to what we started doing.” – Tim and Aleisha Olatunde
Print a copy and get started on a new communication journey.
For more detail on this process and how it works for us, listen to our Bonus Episode 11: How We Check In on the When Marriage and Purpose Collide Podcast.