Feeling like your relationship or marriage is an uphill battle? You're not alone. In this episode of My Growth Club, we reveal that it might not be as "hard" as you think—you might just be missing the right tools.

Join Emmanuel and Grace as they break down the 5 simple but powerful tools that can transform your partnership from a source of stress into a source of strength. Learn how to stop fighting against each other and start building a beautiful life together. Whether you're dating, engaged, or have been married for years, this conversation will give you the practical wisdom you need to thrive.

IN THIS VIDEO, YOU'LL DISCOVER:

The powerful "lifting a car" analogy that will change how you see relationship challenges.

• Tool #1: Wisdom - How to build a strong foundation for your relationship.
• Tool #2: Understanding & Knowledge - The importance of learning about human nature and each other.
• Tool #3: Empathy & Humility - The secret to seeing from your partner's perspective and serving them well.
• Tool #4: Effective Communication - Why just "talking" isn't enough and how to truly connect.
• Tool #5: Shared Purpose - The ultimate driving force that makes every struggle worth it.

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LET'S CONNECT:
What's the #1 tool you're going to start using in your relationship? Let us know in the COMMENTS below!

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Is Marriage Supposed to Be This Hard?
2:48 - The "Lifting a Car" Analogy for Relationships
5:15 - Tool 1: Wisdom (The Ultimate Toolbox)
9:03 - Tool 2: The Power of Understanding & Knowledge
14:40 - Tool 3: Why Empathy & Humility are Non-Negotiable
19:12 - Tool 4: Stop Talking, Start Communicating
25:55 - Tool 5: Purpose - The Reason That Makes Pain Worth It
32:10 - Final Thoughts on Building a Great Partnership

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