The Spark (by Hunter at Show Her Off Dance).
Five Conversation Starters Made for Your Relationship
Every week I send you three questions to ask your significant other. They work for almost any couple. But your relationship isn't any couple.
Maybe you're newlyweds. Maybe you're 30 years in. Maybe things are great, or maybe you're both stretched thin and barely catching up at dinner.
So this week you can get five conversation starters built around what's actually going on in your relationship. Answer a few quick questions about the two of you. Where you're at, how long you've been together, what you want more of.
It's called Conversation Sparks, and it's open this week (only for a limited time).
Get your 5 questions here.
You can save your five right to your phone photos, so you can pull them out on your next date night or coffee break.
Thoughtful Gesture: The Coat Pocket Note
A text is nice. But a text gets buried under forty other texts by lunch.
Paper doesn't. This week, write your significant other a two-line note and hide it where they'll run into it: coat pocket, lunch bag, gym bag, the car's sun visor.
Something like:
"Caught myself staring at you this morning. Loved every minute of it."
"Found a minute to think about you. Used it on this note."
"Lucky me, I get to be yours. Wonder if you'll find the other one 😉"
Level it up: Hide two. Different spots.
Connecting Conversations
"The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn't said."
~Peter Drucker
This weekend, try asking your significant other:
What do I do that makes you feel you can trust me?
If you could instantly attain three skills, what would they be?
How are we overcoming our fears together?
Before you go: Here are 3 ways to connect
Free Love Languages Tactical Guide - Over 40+ ideas on how to ‘speak’ your partners love language.
Date Night: Conversation Gems - A just push play digital date night full of laughter, deep connection questions, and zero planning.
Date Nights: Living Room Dancing - Have a blast discovering how to dance together at home.
Keep the sparks flying,
Hunter Masters
Director of Romance
