Elevating the Conversation

Last week, I wrote a blog post on changing the conversation about marriage around the world and asked each of you to join me in being that one voice in your group of friends who refuses to “husband bash” or speak poorly about marriage. I asked you to commit to being the one to elevate the conversation.

That blog post received close to 2,000 views and we had hundreds and hundreds of women join this Club that day. The message resonated. It struck home. And I’m so glad it did.

Our words are powerful. Every word that flows from our mouth contains the power to grant life or death. We can speak life into our marriage. We can speak life into our friend’s marriage. We can speak life into every leaving creature simply by parting our lips and allowing an audible and understandable sound to depart.

What so many of you promised last week is that you’d elevate the conversation in your core group of girlfriends. Among your family members, you would build your husband up and speak well of marriage. You didn’t say you wouldn’t face challenges in your life, you simply committed not to dwell on them. You’d focus on the positive and view marriage through the lens of gratitude and grace.

I consider it a blessing and honor to be a member of this Club. And I’m so grateful to each of you for making the choice to change the conversation and elevate the discussion about marriage around the word.

Question: So, are you in? Will you help us elevate the conversation about marriage in your immediate group of friends and family?

Until tomorrow…make it a great day!

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Fawn Weaver

Founder at Happy Wives Club

Fawn Weaver is the USA Today and New York Times bestselling author of Happy Wives Club: One Woman's Worldwide Search for the Secrets of a Great Marriage, adopting the same name as the Club she founded in 2010. The Happy Wives Club community has grown to include more than 1 million women in over 110 countries around the world. She’s an investor in real estate, tech sector and lifestyle brands. When she’s not writing or working, she's happily doting over her husband of twelve years, Keith (and sometimes manages to do all three simultaneously).