Remember when you used to talk for hours about your dreams, share inside jokes, and couldn't wait to tell each other about your day?

Now, like many couples I have counseled and taught, you may find yourself eating dinner in silence, scrolling through your phone, or making small talk about schedules and chores.

Just last week, Sarah and her husband—married 28 years, kids recently moved out—shared a poignant observation: "We've spent so long being Mom and Dad, we forgot how to be us."

Does this sound familiar?

• The comfortable silence you once shared has turned into an uncomfortable distance.
• You want to reach out, but you're not sure where to begin
• The kids aren't around anymore to fill the quiet moments.

A Personal Note from Someone Who's Been There

When Patty and I first became empty nesters, we faced our own moments of disconnect. Fortunately, my wife suggested we set a boundary to never turn on the TV until we had talked at least 20 minutes. I share the importance of this with every couple I counsel and teach.

You'll discover the same natural, comfortable approach that transformed not only my marriage with Patty but has helped hundreds of couples find their way back to each other.

 Your Step-by-Step Guide Includes: 

• Real conversation starters that worked for my clients (and Patty and me).

• Three core habits that I've seen create lasting change in even the most disconnected couples

Why this works:

"We thought we needed grand gestures or expensive dates to reconnect," Mike told me after trying this approach. "Instead, these simple 20 minutes became the highlight of our day."

You don't need to wait for a crisis. You don't need to figure this out alone. The simple steps in this guide have already helped hundreds of empty nest couples in my practice and classes move from feeling like roommates to remembering why they fell in love in the first place.

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