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The Warning Signs We Ignore Because We Want Love to Work

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Ready to inspect your relationship's foundation? Get "Build Before You Promise" → The Things We Learn Too Late The Warning Signs We Ignore Because We Want Love to Work Sometimes the hardest truth to accept is that wanting a relationship to succeed can make us overlook the very things we should be paying attention to. By Edwin Ogie • Author of Emotional Mastery , Build Before You Promise , and The Value of You This article draws from the core framework of Build Before You Promise —the critical work of reading the blueprint before you build, and learning to see warning signs before they become structural failures. If you have ever convinced yourself that love alone is enough to fix a cracked foundation, the issue may not be your heart. It may be that no one ever taught you how to inspect what you are building on. Read the Full Framework in...
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The Foundation Most Couples Skip

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Two Blueprints. One Life. Master yourself. Then build what lasts. ▼ Build Before You Promise The Unsexy Work That Makes Love Last Inspect the foundation before you construct a marriage meant to outlast the storms. Get It on Amazon Copy Link to Share ▼ Emotional Mastery Master Your Inner World Regulate the self before you try to lead, love, or build anything with anyone else. Get It on Amazon Copy Link to Share Real stories. No fantasy. Just the unsexy work that actually lasts. Link copied to clipboard!
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Sometimes You Are Not Asking for Too Much–You're Asking the Wrong Person

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Ready to master your relationships? Get "Build Before You Promise" on Amazon → The Things We Learn Too Late Sometimes You Are Not Asking for Too Much–You're Asking the Wrong Person The right people will not make you feel guilty for having reasonable needs, healthy standards, boundaries and a desire to be treated with respect. By Edwin Ogie • Author of Emotional Mastery , Build Before You Promise , and The Value of You This article is drawn from Chapter 7 of Build Before You Promise , where I write about the "unsexy work" of inspecting a relationship's foundation before you commit to building on it. If you have ever questioned whether your standards are too high, the real issue may not be your expectations—it may be the foundation you are trying to build on. Read the Full Chapter in "Build Before You P...
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