297: DE-STESS THE HOLIDAYS

ONE Extraordinary Marriage Show

Tony & Alisa DiLorenzo

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

4.6 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2015

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Surprise. Christmas is coming AGAIN this year, in fact it comes every year. Can you believe it? —Said with a little sarcasm. However this is often the sentiment that couples experience when the holidays roll around, every December. Here are a few things that happens during this time of year... lots of activities, parties, concerts, school programs gift exchanges holiday shopping All of these take time and money. From new outfits, a gift to share at a work gift exchange or buying presents for the family. Not only do they take time and money they can increase your stress level. When you get stressed one of the first things to go is your libido. So how can you bring down your stress level? Listen in now and set yourself up for success this holiday season. In this week's show Tony and Alisa talk about a few ways that you can de-stress the holidays so that you can be present and experience joy this Christmas. EPISODE SPONSOR | Audible 30-Day Free Trial Here at ONE Extraordinary Marriage we already know that you like to listen to great content through your phone or your computer. We also know that you like to have your content available everywhere you go. With audible you can Choose from over 180,000 titles. One that we will be talking about on the show is David Finch’s The Journal of Best Practices. Get this or any other title with your Audible 30-day FREE trial. 101 Easy and Creative Christmas Gift Ideas Awesome Under $20 Stocking Stuffers Elfster Support ONE Extraordinary Marriage by shopping at Amazon.com. 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	From San Diego, California, this is the One Extraordinary Marriage Show,
0:04.1	where being busy is overdone, romancing is fun, and scheduling sex has taken the
0:08.7	guesswork out of wondering when you're going to get some.
0:11.2	I'm Tony Deloreenzo, your co-host, along with my beautiful
0:14.2	wife, Elisa. From coast to coast and around the world, thank you for joining us. It's time to talk
0:19.6	sex, love, and commitment. Give us a call at 858
0:24.0	876 5663 that's 858 876 5663 and for those of you who like to
0:31.5	email you can hit us up at info at one
0:33.8	extraordinary marriage.com. In today's show we talk about fun creative gifts
0:40.9	that will have your spouse smiling when they're opened on Christmas
0:44.3	day or on any other day. And author Alan Laken had this to say. He said
0:49.3	planning is bringing the future into the present so that you can do something about it now.
0:54.5	And that's so true when it comes to shopping for our loved ones and for just planning for
0:57.9	this holiday season in general.
1:00.8	But as we start each and every one extraordinary marriage show, we do so with a hug.
1:04.2	And this week's hug is brought to you by audible.com.
1:07.4	At one extraordinary marriage, we know that you like to listen to great content.
1:11.5	We also know that you like to have your content
1:13.0	available with you wherever you go. With audible.com you can choose from
1:17.0	over 180,000 titles including quite a few on marriage. One that we've talked about on this show and it's come up with
1:24.3	clients over the last few months has been David Finch's The Journal of Best Practices. This is a great
1:30.0	read to better understand and love your spouse so you can get this or any other title
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