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Learn how to apply Roger Martin’s Playing to Win strategy framework to your marriage. Discover five practical questions every couple should ask to design a thriving relationship with clarity, purpose, and long-term success.

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Like I said, I thought I was marrying my best friend. We laughed together, explored the world together, and talked about everything that fascinated us. Yet, it all abruptly crashed the day after the wedding. Yes, you heard right, the day after.

One random morning, you're sitting there having coffee, and it hits you: getting married was the easy part. The wedding planning that seemed so stressful? That was just practice for the real thing. Actually being married - that's the challenge no one prepared you for.

Today's couples only know what they see and experience around them - and unfortunately, marriage hasn't been modeled as a healthy relationship in recent decades. In my conversations with singles, many question whether marriage should be part of their future. They fear its outcome and potential emotional trauma. The statistics aren't encouraging: 54% of today's marriages end in divorce, while another 30% continue in unhappy unions. These numbers hardly inspire confidence in ma

Marriage rarely ends in one dramatic moment. It’s not always a sudden betrayal or explosive argument that marks the final chapter. Instead, many marriages fade away slowly, like a death by a thousand papercuts – tiny moments of disconnect, small breaches of trust, and minor resentments that accumulate over time until the relationship quietly bleeds out. The Foundation: Know Thyself First Before we can address the wounds that slowly drain a marriage, we must confront a funda