Top Notch: Tips On Setting Relationship Goals

Setting goals for your relationship is a healthy step towards relationship longevity. Setting goals help you picture a utopic world. Setting goals helps you ask important questions. Your questions may be tailored in this fashion. 

How do I keep the connection alive?
How do I stay relevant?
How can I ensure that the feelings don't wane? 

My answer to you is, that you stay in remembrance of the things you did together. Stay in remembrance of those things that helped bond you. we don't remember enough. We're only too quick to forget. And when we forget, things go wrong. You start to take each other for granted and then you eventually grow apart. And when this happens what do you do? What's your reaction? Do you stay complacent? Or Do you try to make it work?

Let me recommend few tips for you:

Make a special memory for each day
Renew the connection
Keep the connection
Be reminded of the things that helped bond us
Be sensitive
Be aware
Be selfless
Be understanding
Be forgiving
Be friends 

For clarity sake, let's reiterate on the following:

You want to make your relationship work?
You want to relive the early days of your union?
You want to be reminded of the things you shared?
You want to be reminded of the things you planned to do together?
You want to be reminded of the promises you made each other in your heart?
You desire to always feel that connection?
You desire to be each other's best friend?
You would love that nothing changes even after the vows have been said?
You want to stay relevant even after your kids arrive?
You want things to stay the same way between you even after you hook up and things get serious: your fondness for each other, the late night talks, the chats, the calls, the messages, the way you get so comfortable with each other you can talk about anything knowing you won't get judged or condemned, being real time friends sharing future plans and business ideas, including the million and one things you can name on your own?

Have Relationship Goals.