081: I WANNA LEAVE A LEGACY

ONE Extraordinary Marriage Show

Tony & Alisa DiLorenzo

Health & Fitness, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Kids & Family, Sexuality

4.4 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2011

⏱️ 46 minutes

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One of these days we are no longer going to walk this earth. We'll be in heaven with our Father enjoying the good life. Those left behind though will live on with the teachings we showed them. It is while we are here on earth that we can leave a legacy, a marriage legacy that is. It's not about you leaving a legacy, but the legacy you and your spouse leave together. Sharing the good times, tough times, and the fun times about your marriage to your kids. Teaching the six forms of intimacy at certain times as they grow will help them to have a marriage that will be extraordinary. Mary James Intentional Moments Fundraiser Nicole Nordeman - Legacy Stripped Down Book, eBook, or Audio Book Remember back to your wedding day. We’re not talking about just the ceremony and reception. We want you to remember how you felt. Your marriage was going to last forever. You were sure of that. And then…reality set in. You think you can deal with it, and maybe you can – for a while. You still love your spouse, but it’s just not the same. Is it just a part of life? Do you let that fire die into just a smoldering pile of ashes? You don’t have to! Grab Stripped Down: 13 Keys to Unlocking Intimacy in Your Marriage today! Leave a review on iTunes | Submit a question | Call (858)876-5663 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Episode 81. I want to leave a legacy.
0:05.0	This is the One Extraordinary Marriage Podcast,
0:10.0	home of the Seven Days of Sex Challenge.
0:13.0	Featuring your hosts, the authors of the groundbreaking new book Strip Down,
0:18.0	Tony and Elisa De Lorenzo. Renzo. What's that little grin for?
0:35.6	Just smiling because we're podcasting.
0:37.8	That's one of my favorite times of the week.
0:40.2	That's all right. I hope all of you have your podcasting times every week meaning you find your 45 minutes
0:47.3	During the week where you guys sit across from each other and chit-chat just like a Lisa and I do every Sunday or Monday night, but it's pretty much a standing
0:58.8	invitation for both of us to get behind the mics and to talk to each other and to talk to you too.
1:05.1	And we sort of joke about this a lot to people, but if you're feeling like, well, we can't
1:10.1	do that, you know what, just go pick up some headphones, go pick up some mics and pretend you're
1:14.2	podcasting and have fun with it. And one thing we will say to is
1:18.5	really the enhancement we have gotten from being across from each other is so huge
1:28.2	than sitting in our bed and shoulder to shoulder or on our couch shoulder to shoulder there's a lot of
1:36.2	dynamic that happens that's nonverbal that you get a see I was just going to bring that out because we were actually
1:43.8	talking we've had a couple of conversations about this particular topic, the
1:50.4	podcasting time this week and and I hadn't really thought about how much how
1:57.4	different it is that we do sit across the table from each other until we start talking with one couple in particular and I realize
2:06.2	that I can't hide a lot from you when I'm sitting across the table from you.
2:12.1	When you're sitting next to your spouse, I mean think about it, you go out to dinner and
2:15.7	what do you do when you go out to dinner?
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