306: A GOOD HUSBAND ISN’T SO HARD TO FIND
Husbands get a bum rap in media, books, movies, tv—out of touch, unfeeling, sexed up, jerks. And yet your husband is a good husband.
You may look at yourself and even say that you are a good husband and one that doesn’t even compare to how the media portrays you. For example, you do the dishes, change diapers, make dinner, and much more. You might rub your wife’s feet, start a bath for her (plus join in!), and send love letters to your wife throughout the year.
Is every husband like this? No. But each one has the potential. It’s a matter of unlocking this in your marriage—and both a husband and a wife can do this.
When this happens, a husband understands his role as the rock for his wife, children, and for those around.
In this week’s show Tony and Alisa talk about the importance of acknowledging and giving praise to your husband because a good husband isn’t so hard to find.
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