Nancie Lowe's guest appearances

Nancie Lowe

Married People Podcast

How We Built This (and Stayed Happily Married)

Mo Isom

Carey Nieuwhof

Kara Powell

Jeff Henderson

Jessica Bealer

Carlos Whittaker

Jon Acuff

Tim Elmore

Dave Adamson

Les Parrott

Jim Burns

Toni Collier

Selena Frederick

Ron Deal

Mike Foster

OwlTail

What happens when you’re an introvert and you’re asked to join your extrovert spouse on stage to do large speaking events? Ted &amp; Nancie Lowe join us on the podcast to share how they figured things out and thrive on stage despite their polar opposite personalities. They regularly do super fun, game-changing events for packed houses (both online and offline).

What happens when you’re an introvert and you’re asked to join your extrovert spouse on stage to do large speaking events? Ted &amp; Nancie Lowe join us on the podcast to share how they figured things out and thrive on stage despite their polar opposite personalities. They regularly do super fun, game-changing events for packed houses (both online and offline).

#003: How Introvert and Extrovert Married People Found Their Lanes Working and Speaking Together to Help Thousands w/ Ted & Nancie Lowe

We have a very special guest for this episode—Ted’s wife, Nancie. Together they have three kids who are 18, 15 and 12, so they know something about this topic!  The Tension: Parenting can be very challenging to a marriage Why is parenting so tough on marriage? Ted: We bring in our family of origin – we saw parenting done differently and bring in a lot of dynamics based on how we were raised. Nancie: Every morning you wake up realizing again that you don’t know what you’re doing. It’s always more decisions to be made - you’re never done. How do you protect your marriage in the midst of all the intensity? For example, when you’ve had to deal with a situation with your kids, the climate in the house changes. How do you guard your marriage? The good news is we don’t have to throw our hands up and say, “it is what it is”. There are a few things we’ve applied that we think can help people with this.  Have mutual respect for each other – submit to each other out of reverence for Christ and respect what the other brings to the table. Have your spouses’ back and approach situations together. Make time to talk. There has to be time together that’s not right off an incident. When you take a few minutes a day to talk about the kids and situations you have going on, it can leave space for you to spend time together later. Spend time together. This is how you keep your marriage from revolving around your kids. This is just mom &amp; dad time – date nights, working out together, etc.  Your one simple thing for this week: If you see something, say something! Watch for opportunities to tell your spouse when they’re doing a great job. This is a simple thing that can make a huge difference in their day! Thanks for joining us for the Married People Podcast. We hope you’ll subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a review – they help us make the podcast better. We want to hear from you! Visit us on Facebook, Instagram or our site and tell us what you do to protect your marriage from revolving around your kids.   If you want more resources, check out  Your Best Us. Finally, we hope you’ll join us for next week’s episode!

We have a very special guest for this episode—Ted’s wife, Nancie. Together they have three kids who are 18, 15 and 12, so they know something about this topic!  The Tension: Parenting can be very challenging to a marriage Why is parenting so tough on marriage? Ted: We bring in our family of origin – we saw parenting done differently and bring in a lot of dynamics based on how we were raised. Nancie: Every morning you wake up realizing again that you don’t know what you’re doing. It’s always more decisions to be made - you’re never done. How do you protect your marriage in the midst of all the intensity? For example, when you’ve had to deal with a situation with your kids, the climate in the house changes. How do you guard your marriage? The good news is we don’t have to throw our hands up and say, “it is what it is”. There are a few things we’ve applied that we think can help people with this. <ol> <li>Have mutual respect for each other – submit to each other out of reverence for Christ and respect what the other brings to the table. Have your spouses’ back and approach situations together.</li> <li>Make time to talk. There has to be time together that’s not right off an incident. When you take a few minutes a day to talk about the kids and situations you have going on, it can leave space for you to spend time together later.</li> <li>Spend time together. This is how you keep your marriage from revolving around your kids. This is just mom &amp; dad time – date nights, working out together, etc.</li> </ol> Your one simple thing for this week: If you see something, say something! Watch for opportunities to tell your spouse when they’re doing a great job. This is a simple thing that can make a huge difference in their day! Thanks for joining us for the Married People Podcast. We hope you’ll subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a review – they help us make the podcast better. We want to hear from you! Visit us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/marriedpeople/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/married_people/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> or <a href="MarriedPeople.org/Podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">our site</a> and tell us what you do to protect your marriage from revolving around your kids. If you want more resources, check out <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Your-Best-Us-Marriage-Easier/dp/1941259995" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Your Best Us</a>. Finally, we hope you’ll join us for next week’s episode!

MP 031: How do I protect my marriage from parenting? (with Nancie Lowe)