Want Better Communication in Your Relationship? Try This.

Did you know that expanding your emotional vocabulary can transform how you understand and express your feelings?

When we only have a handful of words to describe our emotions, it’s easy to feel stuck, disconnected, or misunderstood. But when we add more words to our emotional toolkit, we gain clarity, connection, and a deeper understanding of ourselves—and each other.

This is especially powerful in a mixed faith relationship, where feelings can run deep and conversations can get sensitive. The more precisely you can name what you’re feeling, the easier it is to communicate without defensiveness or confusion.

Here’s a quick example:
🔑 Instead of just saying "angry," try words like "frustrated,""irritated," or "resentful."​
🔑 Instead of just "happy," explore words like "content,""grateful," or "fulfilled."

When we’re more precise with our emotions, we can navigate our inner world with more confidence—and connect with our people in a more meaningful way.

🌟 Start expanding your emotional vocabulary this week and watch your emotional intelligence grow. You might be surprised how much it changes the way you communicate and connect. 🌟