conflict

A few days ago, my wife and I launched a weekly FB Live show called After Hours with Daniel and Christina Im!! It is an opportunity to connect, to ask your parenting and marriage questions, and to be reminded weekly that we are in this marriage/parenting marathon together!

This week, we discuss:

How knowing your money personality can save you and your spouse a lot of heartache, tears, and frustration
How the Enneagram gives you the language to both express how you feel and understand how your spouse is feeling during a conflict
And we answer a listener’s question: “What advice do you have for online/long distance dating?”

Watch this inaugural episode, “Money, Conflict, and Marriage,” on our brand new YouTube Channel! (and please subscribe too, since we’re just getting started 😅)

If you want to join us live, be sure to head on over to our Facebook page every Tuesday at 9 PM MT.

https://youtu.be/nA6c0VPgBu0

Conflict is inevitable—in marriage, with your children, at work, and pretty much in all arenas of life.

How do you deal with it when it comes? Do you pick up your boxing gloves or a broom?

On the one hand, if you deal with conflict by picking up your boxing gloves, then you likely face it head on, talk it out, and push through to a resolution—no matter how inconvenient it might be, or how awkward it is to those around you.

On the other hand, if you deal with conflict by picking up your broom, then you might walk out, ignore it, pretend it never happened, change the subject, or tell yourself that it’s not that big of a deal and to stop acting like a baby.

When it comes to conflict, do you pick up your boxing gloves or a broom?

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Money, Conflict, and Marriage

Dealing with Conflict: Boxing Gloves or Broom?

Conflict is inevitable—in marriage, with your children, at work, and pretty much in all arenas of life.

So how do you deal with conflict when it comes? And have you ever wondered why you deal it with the way you do?

Conflict is inevitable—in marriage, with your children, at work, and pretty much in all arenas of life.

So how do you deal with conflict when it comes? And have you ever wondered why you deal it with the way you do?

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