Avoid Relationships With These Five Types of People – Jayson Gaddis – 389

In this week’s episode I unpack a recent Instagram reel I posted that went viral. Here are the 5 kinds of people to avoid in partnerships:

1. Narcissists
2. Gaslighters
3. Stonewallers
4. Defensive assholes
5. People who won’t take responsibility.

Listen in to hear more.

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From No Dad, To Teaching Dads, While Parenting Four Boys – Larry Hagner – 388

How do we raise boys in a good way so they become adult men that we want to be in a relationship with? In this week’s episode we connect with Larry Hagner, founder of @thedadedge and father to four boys.

Larry shares his unique childhood story, and dives into the challenges and rewards of raising boys differently in a culture that tells boys to hide their feelings, suck it up, and not be relational.

Take a listen to learn about raising your kid(s) with more connection, curiosity, and psychological safety.

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How To Feel Accepted & Connected In Your Relationships – Jayson Gaddis – 387

Do you know the fastest way to get back to connection? Or how about how to feel accepted and not judged by your partner?

Listen here as I offer you a few tips to get both and share details about our upcoming virtual event ‘Accepted & Connected’ coming up on April 8-9, 2022.

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Vetting a Partner + Money Hacks for Couples – Chris Hutchins – 386

There’s no doubt it’s difficult to get on the same financial page with your partner. Differences in mindset and approach are likely, but that doesn’t mean you can’t create a plan.

In this week’s episode, I connect with life hacker extraordinaire, Chris Hutchins, who’s full of tips and wisdom.

Plus, ever thought of going on a trip around the world to “vet” a partner? Chris did just that.

Take a listen.

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Two Ways to Build Resilience in Ourselves and in Our Kids – Jayson and Ellen – 385

We could all focus on becoming more resilient during these stressful times. Here are a few tips on how to develop resilience in yourself.

And, if you are a parent, here are some tips for building resilience in kids. What is one way you build resilience in yourself?

Drop a comment below.

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Raising Teens & The Art of Zen Parenting – Cathy Cassani Adams – 384

Parenting is tough. It can be an easy thing to get caught up in focusing on your child’s well-being and behavior—and lose sight of your own. But it’s important to maintain your self-awareness as you parent, and I discuss the reasons with author and @ZenParentingRadio founder Cathy Cassani Adams in this week’s episode. Cathy’s expertise is beyond valuable for any parent, so check out the episode for the unpacking session.

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