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A marriage plan on one page, covering time together, the house, the money, and a monthly check in
The Relationship Dashboard is a marriage plan. A couple sits down and decides, in writing, how they will spend time together, run the house, and stay on the same page about money.
It is for the married couples in your group.
The sheet is written from a husband’s point of view. It says “the top 10 ways she experiences affection” and “my wife and I.” The prompts below keep the content and say spouse.

What are the top ten ways your spouse experiences affection?
The sheet calls this intimate conversation and sets the target at 15 hours a week. The point is to guard specific times for conversation rather than hope for them.
Block five slots. For each one write the day of the week, the time, and the hours. Then add up the hours and see what you actually have.
What activities will the two of you consistently enjoy together?
Name up to three, and how often you plan to do each.
One weekly date night, implemented and guarded. Write down the day and the time.
Get to a clear understanding of household responsibilities. Cover every task that comes around at least monthly. The sheet starts you off with these and leaves room for a lot more, and it warns you that one page will probably not hold them all.
Every line gets a name next to it.
Pick a day of the month and a time, and keep it. That is where the money and the calendar stay on the same page.
The agenda:
Then walk through three colors.
TODO(nick): This has never been published on a leader-facing site before. Confirm it belongs here.
TODO(nick): The whole sheet is written to a husband about his wife. Rewrite it neutrally for the
site, or keep the original wording and say so on the page?
TODO(nick): The source carries no instructions for leaders. How should a leader use this, and do you
want the PDF posted so a couple can print it and write on it?