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Every Day Love - Learn Loving & Enjoy Commitment  

What is the missing element in many marriages and couple relationships? It’s giving love, not just getting it. Are you interested in learning a positive approach to loving that will benefit your partner, strengthen your relationship — and nourish you? Join Dr. David Sanford, couples therapist and his wife, Joyce Wilson-Sanford, executive coach, as they explore approaches to joyful loving, drawn from Dr. Sanford’s new book.

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Are you interested in doing better at giving and showing love? Yes? Then join us. We welcome your participation. Also, become part of the conversation and the community at http://www.everydayloveblog.com. Dr. Sanford is also a weekly participant in "Those Darn Guys Who Happen to be Therapists" at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/2-Create.

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    Love as Obligation vs Love as Joy

    Many people grew up feeling that love was primarily an obligation. You’re supposed to love your parents. You’re supposed to love your brother, even though he torments you. “Love as obligation” people understandably have a tough time with commitment. Love as obligation seldom feel warm and generous either to the giver or to the recipient. This episode introduces an attractive alternative — love that is an expression of inner joy and abundance. Seriously.

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    Who Values Loving?

    What sort of people make a commitment to behave more lovingly to their partner? Who cares about learning how to love with warmth and generosity. Some people do; otherwise, many more marriages would fail than already do. In our self-centered culture, the people who actively love their partner stand out. This episode of Every Day Love takes a look at who those people might be and what may have motivated them to make loving a priority in their lives. We welcome your participation in this — and every — episode

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    What Did You Learn About Love Growing Up?

    Whether we were well-loved or poorly-loved, we all learned about love when we were children. In childhood, we all learned about conditional and unconditional love, acceptance and rejection, affection and coldness, being seen and overlooked — by parents, relatives and others with whom we came in regular contact. On the basis of what we learned, we made decisions about giving and receiving love, pursuing love and staying away from it. Join us, as we talk about our early teachers about love.

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    Naming the Feelings of Love

    What are the different feelings that can go with loving your spouse or partner? In Episode No. 9, Dr. Sanford and his wife, Joyce Wilson-Sanford explore some of the loving-partner feelings that they have experienced. Join us. Share the feelings of love that you have experienced.

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    To Know You Is to Love You” — Is This True?

    You could say, “I love everybody.” But when it comes to loving specific individuals, like your spouse, or your father-in-law, isn’t it true that you have to know someone to love her or him? In this episode, we explore the relationship between love and knowing. In what ways can you love your partner, and how can knowing your partner more deeply (or more broadly) actually help you love that person better?

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    What Good Is Love in the World?

    If you become a more loving person, who benefits — beyond your partner, you, and your family? How far can the benefits of love extend? Does love (or its absence) have any influence on whether or not the human race survives? This episode explores the relevance of love in the world and the possibility that your loving behavior has influence beyond your marriage, relationship and family.

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    How to Behave Lovingly in Tough Times — When You Don’t Feel Loving

    In almost every marriage and serious relationship there are “dangerous intersections” where couples are in conflict, egos collide, and damage — sometimes serious damage — occurs. This episode names some of those dangerous intersections and explains how you can use loving behavior to prevent damage, even when you don’t feel loving.

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