This date is brought to you by the sport of baseball. Whether you played little league growing up
or you throw like a girl, with dedication and practice you can improve. Yes, it takes time and determination, but you
can get better! It is important to
realize that no one can do the work for you.
For some reason, oftentimes we feel like we want to change or fix our
spouse for them… Good luck!
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What can you do to encourage your spouse to want to be
better and work towards self-improvement?
Love them as they are. Show them
you have faith and confidence in their ability to succeed. You can also take a look at yourself and find
ways to improve yourself. It is inspiring
and encouraging for others to do the same.
For example, I got a Fitbit for Christmas. I would frequently check how many steps I had
at different points in the day and people noticed. It encouraged a friend who wants to improve
his health to also buy a fitness tracker and become more aware of his activity
level and food choices. We need to take responsibility
for changing our own behavior and lead by example.
We can practice the baseball skills we have at the batting
cage at the Family Fun Center in Tukwila.
While you practice, only comment on what your spouse does well. You will notice they will build upon the
skills and strengths they already have.
They may even ask for your opinion on how the can improve, in which case
you should offer some helpful feedback.
(This article is based on one
written for the Great Dates Houston Blog. For more dating ideas and tips,
visit: greatdateshouston.blogspot.com)
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