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10. "What do you want out of our life together?"

10. "What do you want out of our life together?"

This question can involve short-term and long-term goals, objectives, and desires.

  • Take the time to know what those are for your partner and give their goals the attention they deserve.
  • Your efforts to make their ideal life a reality will help motivate them to prioritize your goals, objectives and desires, as well. (Be a giver to each other)

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7. "Are you happy with where our relationship is going?"

7. "Are you happy with where our relationship is going?"

This is an important question that every couple should discuss at least annually.

  • Review how things have been going between you two over the past few months and determine any mid-course corrections you need to make ...

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6. "What goals would you like to set for us, and for yourself?"

6. "What goals would you like to set for us, and for yourself?"

You should ask and seriously discuss this question every few months.

  • Think about several areas when you talk about this question, including career, family, finances, friendships, your marriage, self-development (skills, hobbies or educat...

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1. "How are you doing today?"

1. "How are you doing today?"

Not, "what" are you doing, but "HOW" are you doing?

  • Take time to ask this question and look your partner directly in the eyes while asking.
  • If you think there's something going on that they need to talk about, touch them on the arm or shoulder as...

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2. "Is there anything I can do to help you?"

2. "Is there anything I can do to help you?"

You see that your spouse is busy, hurried, or experiencing some frustration with getting everything done.

  • Ask this question and be ready to take action on any request they have for help.
  • If you live with someone who tends to do it all on their own,

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3. "What's important to you?"

3. "What's important to you?"

When you know your partner is trying to make an important decision, ask them this question. Another way to ask it is, "What do you really want?

  • To understand your spouse's thoughts and needs, it's necessary to know their heart-felt answer to this question.

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4. "What would you like to do?"

4. "What would you like to do?"

This is a question you ask during free time, when planning a date, going out to eat, or when discussing deeper goals and direction in life.

  • Another way to ask this is: "If you could do anything you wanted, what would that be?

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8. "What is your biggest fear?"

8. "What is your biggest fear?"

This not a question that you often think to ask, but it's important to know their answer

  • Know what concerns are nagging at your partner and be open to having a conversation about those worries (even if you don't feel concerned about the same thing...

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What makes communication meaningful?

What makes communication meaningful?

Strong connection with a long-term partner requires syncing up on many different (and deeper) levels, not just chit-chatting about the minutia of your day-to-day.

To that end, here are 10 powerful questions to ask your 

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5. "How can I encourage you?"

5. "How can I encourage you?"

This question is especially important to ask when you know your spouse is going through a difficult or frustrating time.

  • Perhaps it's a challenge your spouse is facing alone, or it could be a life obstacle you're facing together.
  • Find out what your spouse needs

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9. "What makes you feel the happiest?"

9. "What makes you feel the happiest?"

Life is not always fun. We spend much time doing our job, either at work or at home, that it's important to reward yourself for all your hard work and effort.

  • Get involved in the things that bring happiness to each of you.
  • A...

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