A new year, a new you, and something new for your relationship
I hope you enjoyed the holidays and all the activities that you could squeeze in. Our family created a few new traditions while maintaining some fun rituals that keep the spirit of the Holidays alive and well. Now it is onto 2010 and a chance to create something new. Are you one who begins each year with a set of new resolutions? I usually prefer to update my goals throughout the year and leave new year’s day for football and winter activities. This year I do plan to work throughout the year to keep some new resolutions on how I want to live my life and how I want to love my wife.
As you contemplate your new year, I ask you to develop a set of simple goals to help you create a new you. Let this year be one where you find your best self and work to enhance the personal image you have of yourself. In addition, I ask you to plan specific ways where you will develop, nurture, and grow relationships in your life.
We are not only starting a new year, we are beginning a new decade. In the area of research on couples and relationships, this last decade was filled with new knowledge that changed the way the profession worked to support those seeking to better their relationship. I am so excited as I try to image what we will learn and what we will do over the next 10 years as we work to better understand relationships and how to help each of us experience the sense of security that is so important. Let this be the best decade of your
