ThreeHappies

One simple nightly routine will foster to a lifetime of connection and love. It has worked for us for over 23 years and know it will work for you, too!

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So happy to announce the arrival of our first little book: Three Happies and an Appreciation for families. Take a look at https://t.co/aeoZfr7DQa and start connecting with your kids.

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@thwacknicklaus Spitting on a green - dip, a gnarly luggie, whatever. Can’t stand it.

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@Top100Rick It’s about eyeballs and entertainment. You want true meritocracy in golf? Go to the Opens.

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Try as I might, I cannot seem to get the club on plane coming down. I approach the ball steep and exit steep. The club is on plane on the way back (per the Swing Coach app.) should I be trying to ‘lay the club on my forearm on the way down and ‘exit left’ or just leave it be? (I’m a 51 yo with a .8 GHIN…)

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@DudespostingWs Was playing at Trax every Tuesday in C’ville in ‘92 and ‘93. More than worth the $3 cover.

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@LouStagner What’s better - 63 in the first round of a team tourney at Dallas CC with no wind or 71 at RCD in a 25 mph wind to make the cut at the British? I pick the latter. It’s all about the situation to me.

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@Top100Rick Watched my dad hit is 8th… on the 8th hole at Champions Retreat… with an 8 iron. Crazy.

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@Top100Rick Solid flex/question. Bottom row simply due to the first two though I’m also curious about Tree Farm.

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@golfcourses101 Toughest course to shoot par on I’ve played….

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@jamierkennedy Just going to leave this here….

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@dudedad @LifeofDadShow @southdakota One of the best, most surprising family trips ever. We stayed an extra night. So good!

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@MarriageFire Or share three things that made you happy and one thing you appreciate about them. Every night.

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What’s the best way to stay connected when you are separated by distance and days? Communication. The conversation that started when you began courting needs to go on. However you can do it, share, talk, ask questions, connect. #threehappies

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@JesseItzler Walking in the woods with the dog. Have to stop often to make notes on my phone…..

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Dostoyevsky said, “Man is fond of counting his troubles but not his joys.” If we took a few moments each night to count our joys... and share them with a loved one, you'll build the habit of looking for the joys. (Thanks for the quote, @ChrisWillx)

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@StrongMarriage5 Imperfections can actual become qualities you can count on. (Most Generous Interpretation is a great thing.)

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@neilstrauss said 'Unspoken expectations are premeditated resentments.' So true... especially in relationships. Perhaps a good question for your loved one this weekend could be 'What unspoken expectations do you have about us/our relationship? Seriously - I'm genuinely curious.'

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@DearS_o_n Ask her what made her happy that day and listen. Help her have more of those type of moments. Tell her one thing you appreciate that she did for you. Do more things like that. (And, ask her to do the same for you.) Every night, together or from afar.

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"Find the most generous explanation for each other’s behavior and believe it.”
― Marcus Buckingham on marriage

via the 5-Bullet Friday newsletter (https://t.co/zOkDxxaNJf) from @tferriss

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The experts tell us all the time what great relationships have... but rarely do we get the 'how to' in creating those great aspects. One 2-minute routine, done with intention, starts creating them. #threehappies