How Ready
Are You?
How Ready Are You?
You've thought harder about this marriage than most people ever will.
Some of what decides a first year of marriage is visible from inside an engagement. Some of it stays out of view until you're living it: who pays which bill, whose family gets which holiday, who speaks first after a fight.
Ten questions, about two minutes. You'll see which of the ten areas you've already agreed on, out loud, and which ones you have only assumed.
Your results
On the same page means this: asked separately, the two of you would give the same answer.
Your full map is ready.
The exact areas you have only assumed, the ones where you have never checked that you would both give the same answer, go to your inbox with the workbook week that answers each. Open it together.
Enter your name and email below and it's on its way.
Your result
On the same page means this: asked separately, the two of you would give the same answer.
Where you are
What couples here tend to overlook
What to do about it
The three you have only assumed
You named these yourself, in your own answers.
This week
You are deciding, on purpose, what your marriage will carry forward and what it will leave behind. That is legacy, the same as any wealth you build to pass down.
Now send this to your partner. Have them take it on their own, without comparing first. Where your answers differ is where the real conversation starts, and it is the fastest way to find the three areas that matter most for the two of you.
Foundations for Forever©
A wedding is one day. A marriage is every day after it.
Couples spend an average of $34,200 and hire thirteen professionals to prepare for the day. Foundations for Forever© is what you engage for the decades that follow, and it starts at $25.
One program, three ways in. All three run the same ten steps in the same order. What changes is how much guidance is in the room with you.