A closed door really is an open door in disguise.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

All too often we fail to see the good in a difficult situation. Our minds are wired in such a funny way that we tend to believe just because a door closed it must be a bad thing.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

(Answers to life) - You don't have to have it all figured out by a certain age or time in your life. It will come in bits and pieces along the way.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

As a society, let's all strive to make "old-fashioned" the "new fashion". Husbands make it clear to your wives that you are on a mission to become her knight in shining armor.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

As for your failures - stop calling them failures. Refer to them as "experiences". That's all they really are - just experiences.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

Ask any successfully married couple what keeps their relationship alive, and they will tell you, "interest." It's as simple as that.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

As spouses, we play a big role in the development of each other's self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-worth. An entire personality can be destroyed, and a marriage ripped apart over the course of just months. It's important that husbands and wives take this subject seriously and learn to build each other up through the simple concepts of dating. It's critical that the older we get, the younger we feel. As the years pass, our attitudes towards each other and our relationships should become more positive and our lives more meaningful.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

Boredom is a positive attitude's enemy.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

Boredom is the Devil's delight.

— Lindsey Rietzsch

Confidence comes from within. You teach people how to perceive you, by your own example of how you perceive yourself. If you believe in yourself that confidence shines through and others will believe in you too.

— Lindsey Rietzsch