Help for the client who was about to give up on their marriage…
It’s strange how the urge to give up often shows up right before the breakthrough. When the weight feels unbearable, when the silence in your relationship is deafening, when every conversation ends in a cold wall — that’s when your mind whispers,
“It’s over.”
“What if the moment you feel like giving up isn’t proof that it’s over — but a sign you’ve just hit your limit, and it’s time to grow past it?”
The truth is, most people don’t quit because the relationship is broken. They quit because they don’t know how to fix it. They run out of tools, not love.
That moment — the one filled with doubt, frustration, and fear — is often the exact moment to fight like hell. But not the kind of fight that wears you out. Not blame, not control, not chasing.
The fight is internal.
It’s the fight to stay aligned with who you promised to be, your promise to you about who you are.
It’s the fight to meet pain with purpose. It’s the decision to stop recycling resentment and start investing in what could be — not just what’s gone wrong.
The people who win in love aren’t the ones who never hurt. They’re the ones who choose to lead when it hurts most.
Is this the time to become more of who you really are not less, you may feel you’re out of choices, but is the reality your just at the end of your knowledge?
So before you walk away, ask yourself — is this the end… or the edge of something far better?
This isn’t about giving up on your marriage it’s about NOT giving up on you.
My clients tell me they want to look themselves in the mirror proud they did all they could, then the outcome doesn’t matter because then it’s their truth.
Together or apart this is the truth.
No regrets!