Helping busy moms get their husbands to step up as parents and partners

Hi, I’m Matt.

You’ve got a good thing going in your marriage, but does it sometimes feel harder than it should?

You and your husband used to have each other’s backs — but now your hands are full juggling the kids, the house, and your career.

And your husband isn’t stepping up to help…

So your marriage (and life) isn’t as joyful and happy as it used to be.

The way it can be again.

My name is Matt Marquez, and I used to believe that love was all you needed to build a strong, happy marriage.

But I’ve learned that you also need to be able to understand each other and work together, especially when things feel hard.

Since then, I rebuilt my marriage and helped dozens of couples do the same…

So they can wake up each day feeling excited and confident about the future…

Because they know they can count on each other no matter what.

If you’d also like to learn how to do this, click the button below to sign up for my newsletter and get weekly encouragement, explanations, and advice on how to build a true partnership in your marriage.

-Matt Marquez

Hear what past clients have said:

  • "After working with Matt, my relationship is at a whole different level. We're finally getting to the root causes of everything and it's made all the difference in the world. There's more joy and happiness in me. I feel more loved."

    Ninfa M.

  • "The Connected Couple is one of the best classes I've ever taken! My husband and I feel closer because we can talk to each other with empathy and curiosity, even when we're in a rough patch. I want all my friends to take this course because it's so worth it!"

    Abby S.

  • “I can't speak highly enough about this course. I never thought I could understand and support my partner the way I do now. There's just so much more trust in our relationship.”

    Michael M.

  • “This course has DEFINITELY helped my partner and I find healthier ways to disagree. We’ve actually been arguing less because we can better understand each other.”

    Mrinali B.