Focusing on Specifics In Your Relationships

“Remember we all stumble, every one of us. That’s why it is a comfort to go hand-in-hand.” —Emily Kimbrough

Often the issues in a relationship are so blurred that couples no longer view them as separate issues but as one huge negative. They tell me “I don’t know what’s wrong” or “everything’s wrong” or “it’s a mess and needs to be fixed.”

Working out solutions to such global situations is impossible without some focus. Writing out responses to the “taking stock” questions helps couples identify specific areas of concern, and enables us to break the global issues into workable categories.

Then we can set priorities for these categories. Almost always, what the couples write first turns out to be the most important issue to tackle, and so forth down the list.

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