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WS Podcast Ep 46: What To Do When He Works Too Much

Ramona Zabriskie
February 26, 2021

WS Ep 45: Creating Happy Holidays in Spite of 2020 (or a Grinchy Husband)

Ramona Zabriskie
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WSP 44: How to Keep Calm and Carry On

Ramona Zabriskie
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WSP 43: Talking Politics in Marriage

Ramona Zabriskie
August 12, 2020

WSP 42: When Faith is an Issue in Your Marriage

Ramona Zabriskie
July 9, 2020

WSP Ep 41: The Best of the WifeSavers Podcast: Turning Negative Communication With Your Husband to the Positive

Ramona Zabriskie
May 27, 2020

WSP 40: When There’s No Place OTHER THAN Home, You Need More of THIS

Ramona Zabriskie
April 28, 2020

WSP 39: How to Help Your Husband With His Emotions During the Crisis

Ramona Zabriskie
March 30, 2020

WSP 38: Don’t Let a Crisis Sink Your Marriage

Ramona Zabriskie
March 6, 2020

WSP 37: Dealing With Your Spouse’s Depression Positively

Ramona Zabriskie
February 4, 2020

WSP 36: Conversations on Physical Intimacy

Ramona Zabriskie
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WSP 35: The Seven Secrets to an Amazing Marriage

Ramona Zabriskie
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Apr 17

“Conflict between partners--if minimized and managed--can actually be soul stretching. It helps us see things from a different point of view and it teaches us how to accommodate others. You can be sure that your loved one needs to challenge your solo perspective once in a while or you would end up a selfish creature with a boring, lifeless marriage. That’s because love is not about pandering to our egotistical prejudices. Love is about expanding our perspective.” | Wifesavers.org

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Apr 16

Of course it was Louisa May Alcott who wrote: “Help one another—is part of the religion of sisterhood.” 🌸 I worry everyday for the BIG world my two LITTLE granddaughters are growing up in. But then I remember: they have each other...that will ALWAYS have each other. 🌸 Maybe it’s because I didn’t know sisterhood as a child, that I feel so fiercely in love with, and loyal to, those who treat me like a sister today—women all over this BIG world! 🌸 How do you feel about YOUR sisters?

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Apr 14

“Relationships, like travel plans, rarely go as planned. In fact, if there is one thing I can guarantee each and every bride it’s that nothing will turn out quite the way you think it will.” | Wifesavers.org

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Apr 12

While there are many love stories to admire within the royal family, Queen Elizabeth ll and Prince Philip's bond is extra deserving of a celebration. After 73 years of marriage and all of the obstacles they faced, I would love to hear their marriage advice!

“He has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years. These were the words of Queen Elizabeth II as she described her husband on their golden wedding anniversary in 1997."

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Apr 11

Forgiveness is not an emotion; it’s a choice. And I can make a choice.” | Wifesavers.org

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Apr 9

Working excessively for a brief or limited period of time may occasionally be necessary, but if it’s one spouse’s defacto year after year, divorce, infidelity, or a health crisis is practically inevitable.
In this episode of the WifeSavers Podcast, What To Do When He Works Too Much, multi-award-winning marriage author and educator, Ramona Zabriskie, and her husband of 43+ years, Dale, discuss what to do when one spouse is spending so much time on work, the other feels undesirable, neglected, or resentful.
THROW ME A WIFESAVER: “Basically, my husband works too hard. We’ve talked about it many times, but whenever he agrees to try and make things better, it doesn’t last more than a week or two and then he’s right back to work. I can’t help feeling sad and a little insecure, honestly. Help!”
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