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A power couple is not defined as being rich, famous, sexy, or successful. The power couple definition from Urban Dictionary states, “In a power couple, if one person is flawed, the other person makes up for their weaknesses in strength. Together they are the epitome of what anyone would desire in a relationship. They encourage goodness in the world and make it a better place by being together.”

So as long as your relationship is healthy, you empower each other, want success together in anything you do, and it is for the good of the world, then you are by definition a Power Couple.

My relationship with my fiance, Emily, is driven by confidence in each other, and we are constantly encouraging one another to be the best individuals we can be. We confide in each other, and are constantly looking for opportunities to push ourselves into becoming more knowledgeable, and successful while working together. When she is down, I am there to lift her up, and vice versa. We are the ying to each others yang, and together we bring a lot of happiness and positivity to those around us. We have earned the title of “Power Couple.

Here are 10 Signs that you are a power couple:

You are each other’s best friend.

You are completely comfortable with each other, and truly enjoy each others presence. You have full trust in one another, and know that your partner will not judge you in anything you do. You can complete each others sentences, and bring out the best in one another. “Its not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy couples”

You feel you are your best self in the relationship.

You feel so confident in your relationship, that it makes you feel happy, safe, and secure. With this sense of security it brings out the best in you as a person. You are able to do all the things you are best at with ease, because you know you have the approval, and encouragement from your partner. “Be your best self to achieve the relationship you desire.”

You create, set, and smash your goals together.

You are able to strengthen your relationship by setting goals, and accomplishing them together. You can validate each others values, and beliefs while obtaining your goals, in which strengthens your trust for one another. Not only are you good at creating, and setting goals, but you can conquer them easily and effortlessly together.

You have full trust in each other.

No matter what area of the relationship it comes down to, it could be your intimate side, or your shared business side, but you both respect one another and value each others trust. You trust each others ideas and decisions. You make each other feel safe, and secure. “A relationship without trust is like a car without gas, you can stay in it all you want, but it wont go anywhere.”

You have common dreams and desires.

You both have the same common dreams and desires, so are both motivated in making your dreams a reality. You can bounce ideas off of each other ensuring you both stick to your values and morals of your relationship. You each serve as an accountability partner by encouraging each other to play their part in conquering your shared dreams. “Setting goals as a couple ensures that you always have something common to work towards. This common goal and vision may be the glue that binds you together in the hardest of times”

You make time for each other in your busy schedule.

A good power couple can prioritize each other even on the busiest of days. You both understand the importance and value of your time and attention. You ensure that this time together has no distractions so you can stay connected, and continue to build your trust, and deepen your emotional connection, and love. Its not about having time, but making time.

You are grateful to have your partner in your life.

As cliche as it may sound, your favorite part of your day is being with your partner, and are so grateful you have each other in your lives. You can praise each other both privately and publicly. You are grateful for all the little things your partner does for you to make your life a little bit easier, and less stressed. You both are grateful for your love, support, and your integrity in your relationship, and partnership.

You live a healthy lifestyle.

“Having a healthy relationship can buffer us from the negative effects of stress,” says Proulx from the University of Chicago, in a 2010 study. Most power couples are in healthy stable relationships which can actually have long term health effects like lowered stress resulting in lower risk in heart disease, and depression. You both make healthier choices in your diet, and lifestyle because you want to ensure your relationship is strong, and can function at ultimate levels of success. You have fun engaging in physical challenges, and are each others biggest cheerleaders.

There are no limits to your conversation.

As a power couple you have no fears of conversation, and can open up to one another about anything. You respect each other in all aspects of communication. You can talk about the most embarrassing topics, to your most vulnerable fears, to your happiest memories without the fear of being judged. You do not keep secrets from one another.

You respect and admire your each own individual achievements.

As a power couple you are hands down a force to be reckon with, but even as a couple you both are individuals. There are times that only one of you will be in the spot light. It could be one of your received a promotion, an award, a recognition, or made that huge sale. In some relationships this could lead to jealousy, resentment, and hate. As a power couple you understand that you each are individuals and will have your own success, this is what makes you stronger as a partnership. You support one another, and are truly happy for each others own success. “Successful couples build each other up. They motivate, inspire, and push each other. Unsuccessful couples hate, blame, and complain about each other.”

If you feel like you have all the 10 areas in your relationship above then congratulations, you are a part of a power couple. Now the next step is to share your success, happiness and inspire other couples around you so they too can share the wonderful feelings of what it is like to be apart of a power couple.

I would love to hear all your power couple success stories below.

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Andi Munsie 5y

This is great. Really its so important. Great post.

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Dimitry Ortiz 5y

Great check list to go by, Kyle Kaplanis.

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Here are 10 Signs that you are a power couple:

You are each other’s best friend.

You feel you are your best self in the relationship.

You create, set, and smash your goals together.

You have full trust in each other.

You have common dreams and desires.

You make time for each other in your busy schedule.

You are grateful to have your partner in your life.

You live a healthy lifestyle.

There are no limits to your conversation.

You respect and admire your each own individual achievements.

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