6 Smart Goals That Will Protect and Nurture Your Bond

6 Smart Goals That Will Protect and Nurture Your Bond

We all believe that living life to the fullest is the most fulfilled way to do when we can’t cope with today’s world. We are as busy as hell to the point of neglecting important tasks-relationship goals. To avoid this, you need to rekindle your love by revisiting your planned achievements from a different angle. It isn’t as easy as it sounds, that’s where I come in.



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I understand time flies and prioritizing your to-do list isn’t your norm. But first, you have to recall why you are in a relationship first. Remember the honeymoon phase and every single thing that you planned together. I know daily activities have overwhelmed you to the core. That is why it’s proposed for couples to pause for a while and reevaluate their love life. If need be, set new goals in all scopes of your life. This includes money, intimate life, and savings and so on. Hold on; take heed of the following ideas.

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Why It Is Important to Set Goals

Apart from anything else, goals help to strengthen couples relationship from the word go. On a positive side setting goals improves communication on both men and women. So sharing each other dreams won’t be a headache to you. Not to mention goals acts like glue that holds couples together in times of troubles.

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Goal 1 – Protecting One Another

I have come to realize that a lasting and real relationship is not based on how attractive and alluring a person is. It isn’t all about your social media pictures and all. You can try your best to illuminate a picture-perfect definition to no avail. What am I saying? Try to protect each other by putting each other’s thoughts and plan first before anything. That’s how you’ll start to nurture your bond. Plan to do this now and then. In fact, make it your priority to put his or her obligations and achievements first. That’s what I am saying.

Goal 2 – Acknowledge Your Spouse’s Strength and Weaknesses

No one is perfect, so imperfection should be ushered in as your next nurturing bond. There’s nothing wrong if your partner possesses or has his uniqueness. I know you wish to have a wealthier, more romantic and fit and fab partner. Wait and take a glimpse of the said presumptions and ask if they are sensible. For a healthy relationship, don’t set unrealistic goals; ones that you are sure you can’t cope with.

Goal 3 – An Unconditional Love

We find this kind of love from our dearest mother and closest family. However, it’s close to possible to fall in love with your partner without limits. All you need is to trust the person to the last. Over the long haul when you completely share your ins and outs together, the nurturing bond will prevail.

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Goal 4 – Get Married

This goes to those who believe in “partying” relationship. Most people date not for love but because they like to be close to one another. When it comes to a serious relationship, you have to give it your all. By this, I mean letting out your heart to your soulmate.

Of course, you won’t let it all out for once but time will tell. But if you care and love the person as you say, it’s time to take another step. Commitment means getting married and planning not just for the sake of having fun.

Goal 5 – Grow Old Together

An interesting thing about setting your goals early is that you’ll always be in the know. As long as you know you’ll share a lifetime as ONE; you are ready to go. So learn to cherish, grow together and stay in love till eternity. Once you have this in mind, squabbles won’t be part of your life. Don’t joke about spending a lifetime together with your partner; it isn’t a walk in the park stratagem but a healthy choice to make as an individual.

Goal 6 – Up Communication Skills

I bet married people trust that you can never settle for any communication skills. Other persons or newlyweds believe that they have the best communications ability in the world, which isn’t the case. Why? It needs work day in, day out. It doesn’t matter if you are as close as two coats of paint; you have to work on your communication.

This includes playing your end part by voicing your viewpoint. If you prefer to stay at home instead of going on a date, tell the person in advance. Another thing, don’t think about stuffing things up.

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Other Things to Consider:

  • Trust you me comfortability matters when it comes to nurturing your bond. When falling in love, it’s vital to know that you ultimately feel confident. This includes expressing your feelings, having fun times and all.
  • Another thing, learn to respect your partner’s boundary. Probably he had his limits before getting married. It doesn’t matter if they are spiritual, physical or emotional boundaries, but you have to follow them to the end.
  • To nurture your bond with less effort, learn to be friends with your soul mate. It acts as a charm that will ignite your love for eternal.

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