In addition to being such an inspirational icon, the former US first lady Michelle Obama is also famous for her great advice. Today, let’s see her though on dating and marriage!

Michelle Obama Shared Powerful Relationship Advice!

Without a doubt, we have heard about the great accomplishment of US former first lady – Michelle Obama. Asides being a great supporter of Barack, she is also an accomplished lawyer, a style icon, and a record-breaking author. Furthermore, as a mother of two in her family, she also offered great advises for young women all around the world; on related topics such as family, love and embracing your power!

During the last months, she has joined and given many inspiration speeches at many events. Notably, her sharing at the Essence Festival about dating and marriage left a quite big impression on everyone. In detail, she had talked about how women should find an equal; who wants “you to win as much as you want them to win.” Furthermore, Michelle mentioned the topic again at a keynote conversation with CBS anchor Gayle King.

During the conversation, the topic turned to marriage. Then Mrs. Obama quickly joined in by sharing her the philosophies which have helped her and Barack Obama through more than 26 years; including their two children and two terms in the White House. “Marriage is a choice you make every day,” she stated. “You don’t do it because it’s easy. You do it because you believe in it; believe in the other person. “And ladies and gentlemen, that’s why it’s so important to marry somebody that you respect,” she proceeded. “It’s important to marry somebody who is your equal, and to marry somebody and to be with somebody who wants you to win as much as you want them to win.”

Conclusion

As a couple, the Obamas have continually shown their amazing teamwork in many ways. We can name a few like sharing cute moments social media tributes and Spotify playlists. However, their constant sharing of being each other’s source of support and encouragement during their life is the most amazing thing. Power-couple goals? You bet.