Coaching Corner

What's your why? There are many reasons a person gets up in the morning to go work, school, workout and etc. What's your why? What is the main reason you get up and go hard everyday to meet your goals? That is a question that must be answered to continue to do whatever you're doing now. Knowing those reasons keep you motivated when you're sleepy, and don't want to do anything, when you're hurt or sore. It's what keeps you going when your sick and don't feel well. It's your why that gives you that year - round boost to push forward when others stop. Challenge yourself to know your why because knowing it helps you continue to be the best version of yourself daily. Thank you, JDWILLIAMSCOACHINGANDCONSULTING Thank you, JDWilliamsCoachingandConsulting

Living in a pro-active marriage means that both parties are actively seeking to improve the relationship and marriage daily. There is nothing like having a partner that is just as interested in you as you are in them. They see that there are realistic needs that you request and are actively trying to make those things happen for you. When problems happen in marriage, it is easy to look at the other person to solve the problem then to just work together on a solution. No matter what the issue is in marriage, what effects one person, effects both people eventually. That's why being pro-active about the other party's realistic needs is so super important. What I mean by realistic needs is that some things we request are more wants than needs. Wants tend to be things that can be worked on over a period of time but needs are things that need more immediate action or it could hurt the relationship. Have a conversation with yourself first to determine if what you requested is a want o