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From Sparks to Stability

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What draws us to our partners initially, and what makes a relationship last through decades of change? In this intimate conversation, Greg and Jess explore the profound question of how to truly love someone for who they are—not who we wish they might become.
The journey begins with attraction, where we discover what initially draws us to our significant others is often qualities completely different from our own. Greg shares how Jess's independence and deep connections with others captivated him, while Jess was drawn to Greg's drive, risk-taking nature, and adventurous spirit. These complementary differences create a beautiful balance in relationships, yet can become sources of frustration if we start wishing our partners were more like ourselves.
Marriage requires intentionality that many overlook. Just as we dedicate time to physical fitness and personal growth, our relationships need regular maintenance and care. Small unaddressed issues compound over time, creating invisible barriers between partners who once felt completely connected. Greg and Jess offer practical wisdom for couples at every stage—from those newly dating to those who've been married for decades and feel they've grown apart.
The most powerful insight emerges when they discuss what it truly means to love someone authentically: "I love you for not who you can become or who you can be, but for who you are at that moment." This profound perspective challenges us to examine whether we're truly accepting our partners or secretly keeping a list of desired "improvements."
Whether you're single, newly married, or celebrating decades together, this conversation offers fresh perspective on building relationships that thrive through life's inevitable changes. Listen, reflect, and consider reaching out for their free family culture guide mentioned in the episode by DMing them on social media.

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Chapters

1. Welcome to Baggage Claim (00:00:00)

2. Creating Family Culture Resources (00:04:03)

3. What Makes a Marriage Last (00:05:39)

4. Initial Attractions Between Us (00:10:31)

5. Growing Together, Not Apart (00:17:42)

6. Loving Someone For Who They Are (00:24:16)

7. Practical Marriage Advice and Wrap-Up (00:39:40)

25 episodes

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Manage episode 498700345 series 3645419
Content provided by Greg and Jess. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Greg and Jess or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

Send us a text

What draws us to our partners initially, and what makes a relationship last through decades of change? In this intimate conversation, Greg and Jess explore the profound question of how to truly love someone for who they are—not who we wish they might become.
The journey begins with attraction, where we discover what initially draws us to our significant others is often qualities completely different from our own. Greg shares how Jess's independence and deep connections with others captivated him, while Jess was drawn to Greg's drive, risk-taking nature, and adventurous spirit. These complementary differences create a beautiful balance in relationships, yet can become sources of frustration if we start wishing our partners were more like ourselves.
Marriage requires intentionality that many overlook. Just as we dedicate time to physical fitness and personal growth, our relationships need regular maintenance and care. Small unaddressed issues compound over time, creating invisible barriers between partners who once felt completely connected. Greg and Jess offer practical wisdom for couples at every stage—from those newly dating to those who've been married for decades and feel they've grown apart.
The most powerful insight emerges when they discuss what it truly means to love someone authentically: "I love you for not who you can become or who you can be, but for who you are at that moment." This profound perspective challenges us to examine whether we're truly accepting our partners or secretly keeping a list of desired "improvements."
Whether you're single, newly married, or celebrating decades together, this conversation offers fresh perspective on building relationships that thrive through life's inevitable changes. Listen, reflect, and consider reaching out for their free family culture guide mentioned in the episode by DMing them on social media.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome to Baggage Claim (00:00:00)

2. Creating Family Culture Resources (00:04:03)

3. What Makes a Marriage Last (00:05:39)

4. Initial Attractions Between Us (00:10:31)

5. Growing Together, Not Apart (00:17:42)

6. Loving Someone For Who They Are (00:24:16)

7. Practical Marriage Advice and Wrap-Up (00:39:40)

25 episodes

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