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Awesome Marriage Podcast

Managing Margin | Ep. 482

Awesome Marriage Podcast

Dr. Kim Kimberling

Relationships, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9813 Ratings

🗓️ 7 September 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

 

Does your marriage have margin? What do we mean by "margin" in marriage? Dr. Kim has some great insight into what this means and why it matters for your life and your marriage. Listen today to learn practical ways to build and manage margin in your life, and how doing this will help grow your marriage. 

 

We pray this episode is helpful to you and your marriage. 

 

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the awesome marriage podcast, a place for honest conversations about marriage and practical advice on how to build an awesome marriage.

0:10.1

I am your co-host, Christina Dodson.

0:12.2

On the show will be our host, Dr. Kim Kimberling.

0:15.0

Dr. Kim is a marriage counselor and has been married for over 50 years.

0:18.7

His passion is to help you strengthen your most intimate relationship.

0:26.6

Today we are looking at managing margin in marriage. Today we're going to be talking

0:34.6

specifically about time and energy and how to manage that for your family.

0:39.2

If you are new to the show, we drop a new episode every Tuesday.

0:42.7

And on the last Tuesday of every month, it's a special guest interview.

0:46.5

So go ahead and hit subscribe in whatever podcast app you're listening to so that you can join us each and every week.

0:52.2

So, Dr. Kim, first of all, what even is margin?

0:55.7

I think where I first heard, it was really with Dame Ramsey,

0:58.3

and we talked about financial margin and his idea of that, you know,

1:01.2

you want margin there.

1:02.2

You want a lot more coming in or as much you can more coming in than you have going out.

1:06.1

Well, okay, if we say we put that on top of marriage,

1:08.6

I think it's a couple things. One, I think it's, it's carving out more time for each other. It's making sure that we have that time and we're

1:16.5

intentional about it. We're consistent with it. But the other thing is, how do we use that creates

1:21.0

margin too? For example, like if I'm going to meet Nancy for dinner and say usually she's late,

1:26.4

okay, I'm sitting there there waiting she's 30 minutes late

1:30.0

I've got a choice then I can say you're always late I'm so tired of waiting you know why can't

1:34.7

you be here on time which is going to tank the whole evening basically or I can say you know I know

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