How emotionally resilient are you in your Mormon Mixed faith Marriage?
Take the QUIZ to find out.
5- I believe; 4 – I want to believe it; 3- neutral; 2 – I don’t think I believe it ; 1- I don’t believe
1. I can make impactful improvements to my mixed faith marriage even if my spouse isn’t interesting in getting help.
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2. I am emotionally responsible and take time to acknowledge and process my emotions as they arise.
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3. I am capable of creating something great in this marriage even if I am not exactly sure what it will look like.
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4. My spouse and I can both have different beliefs and still respect each other.
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5. I am comfortable sharing what I am experiencing in my faith journey with my spouse.
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6. I understand that others get to make their own decisions about their faith and so do I. I am fine with their choices to stay in or leave the church and I am fine making my own choices to stay in or leave the church.
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7. I am fine speaking to others about my faith transition (like others in the ward or extended family). There is no shame or concern about their judgement (real or perceived).
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SCORING:
35 points: Super Emotionally Resilient. You have got this. Keep doing what you are doing.
26-34 points: Sometimes Emotionally Resilient. You have done some serious work. Good for you. There is some more work to do that can help create a great mixed faith marriage. A coach may be the perfect fit to get you to 100%
16-25: Not So Emotionally Resilient. There is room for improvement. You will benefit greatly from coaching.
Under 15 points: Need Serious Improvement in your Emotional Resiliency. I have been there. You can develop the skill of emotional resilience. You will benefit greatly from coaching.
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