Think of any and all ideas that might help. Consider them all with an open mind, even if some sound silly, even if you don't like your spouse's ideas, and even if you don't think they will work. Make a list of choices and see if you can find some that you are both willing to try. Sometimes the answer is that you agree to disagree. You just need to find an answer you can both accept.
Every solution has a positive side and a negative side.
If you have not had a conflict yet, sooner or later you will. Some minor thing will irritate one of you, or you will want to do different things at some point. If at some point in your marriage you find you have a conflict that is especially hard to resolve, consider seeking help. A professional may be able to help you work through a difficult time. Or, for faith-based guidance, you can call the church or synagogue of your choice.