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In this episode, Angelo invites you to slow down before the new year begins and take an honest look at how you actually showed up as a husband over the past year. Not how hard you worked. Not how much you provided. But how you listened, how you handled conflict, how present you were, and how often you chose connection instead of distance.

You’ll hear why most marriages stay the same year after year even when both people care, and how choosing a clear direction changes everything. Angelo walks you through eight practical questions designed to help you create intention instead of drifting into the next year on autopilot.

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🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why good intentions are not enough to change a marriage
✅ How living on autopilot keeps relationships stuck in the same patterns
✅ The difference between personal growth and shared direction
✅ Four questions to clarify the kind of husband you want to be
✅ Four questions to create a shared vision with your wife
✅ How intentional vision creates connection without pressure or overwhelm

💡 Key Takeaway:

Marriages do not change by accident. They change when you slow down long enough to choose a direction. Clarity creates momentum, and shared vision turns effort into alignment.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:

1⃣ Go to betterhusbandquestions.com and download the printable PDF.
Print it out or save it somewhere you can actually sit with it. Do not rush this or answer it distracted.

2⃣ Answer the first four questions on your own.
Write honestly about where you are and how you want to grow. Do not aim for the right answers. Aim for the real ones.

3⃣ Invite your wife into the process.
When the timing feels right, let her know you want to answer a few questions together about your marriage. Keep it relaxed and pressure free.

4⃣ Make room for whatever comes up next.
These questions are meant to open conversation, not contain it. Stay with what matters and let the discussion go where it needs to go.

🧠 Reflection Questions:

❓ What grade would you honestly give yourself as a husband this past year based on how you showed up emotionally and relationally?
❓ If your wife were grading the same year, what do you think she would say and why?
❓ As you move into the new year, have you actually decided the kind of husband you want to be or are you hoping it will work itself out?

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In this episode, Angelo unpacks one of the most common emotional swings men experience in marriage—the shift from control to collapse. That moment when you go from “I’ve got this” to “forget it, I’m done.” You’ll hear why it happens, what it reveals about leadership under pressure, and how to find the steady middle ground that keeps your marriage calm, connected, and collaborative.

You’ll learn how to recognize the internal parts driving your reactions, what the “control–collapse–check out” cycle really looks like, and what real leadership feels like when it’s rooted in partnership instead of pressure.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why men swing between controlling and checking out under stress
✅ The hidden “collapse” moment that drains your leadership energy
✅ The four internal parts driving your reactions—care, skill, responsibility, and survival
✅ How pressure triggers the survival part that takes over and derails connection
✅ What steady, collaborative leadership actually looks and feels like
✅ How to build new patterns that help your wife feel safe, supported, and seen

💡 Key Takeaway:

Real leadership isn’t about controlling outcomes or disappearing when things go sideways—it’s about staying steady. The more you recognize when your survival patterns take over and bring the loving, skilled, responsible parts of you back to the wheel, the more trust and ease return to your marriage.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:

1⃣ Identify your pattern.
Think back to a recent situation where you swung from control to collapse. Name what triggered it and what you felt in your body before you lost your footing.

2⃣ Spot your survival part.
Notice when that reactive version of you takes the wheel. Don’t judge it—just see it. Awareness is what lets you choose a different response.

3⃣ Check in before the chaos.
Before a stressful moment hits—travel day, morning rush, family gathering—take 60 seconds with your wife to align on expectations. Ask what matters to her, share what matters to you, and decide how you’ll support each other.

4⃣ Practice steadiness.
When things start to slip, breathe once before reacting. Say less. Move slower. Let your presence lead instead of your pressure. That’s where real leadership starts.

Small moments of awareness and collaboration prevent the collapse before it begins—and create the kind of home both of you can breathe in.

🧠 Reflection Questions:

❓ Where does your control–collapse pattern show up most often in your life?
❓ How do you imagine your wife experiences you in those moments?
❓ Which part of you (loving, skilled, responsible, or survival) tends to take over first?
❓ What would change if you led with steadiness instead of urgency the next time pressure hits?

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In this episode, Angelo dives into one of the most overlooked challenges men face—outside voices that shape how you see your marriage. During the holidays especially, everyone seems to have something to say about what you should do, how you should respond, or whether your relationship can even be saved. The problem? Most of those opinions come from people who don’t live your life, don’t carry your commitments, and don’t pay the price for the outcome.

You’ll learn how to recognize when advice is actually projection, why your marriage needs protection during its healing phase, and how to lead from clarity instead of noise. This is about learning to trust your own voice again—and using that steadiness to create safety at home.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why outside voices get louder when your marriage is vulnerable
✅ How other people’s pain and bias sneak into the advice they give
✅ Why early healing in a relationship is like protecting a young tree
✅ How to set healthy boundaries around who gets access to your marriage
✅ Why trusting your own discernment matters more than anyone else’s certainty
✅ How clarity and steadiness rebuild safety faster than outside validation

💡 Key Takeaway:

Everyone has opinions, but only you live the reality. Protect the soil of your marriage while it heals. Outside advice can’t lead what it doesn’t live. When you anchor yourself in values, consistency, and care, your steadiness becomes the safest place in the relationship.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:

1⃣ Name the voices you’ve been listening to.
Write down who’s been speaking into your marriage and whose opinions replay in your head. Seeing them clearly helps you decide who belongs in your inner circle—and who doesn’t.

2⃣ Set one clear boundary.
Decide what you’ll stop sharing and with whom. Protect private details. Think of it as quietly closing a door that was never meant to stay open.

3⃣ Reconnect with your own clarity.
Write a few lines about the kind of husband you want to be and the kind of marriage you’re building. Use it as your compass when advice gets loud.

4⃣ Bring one grounded moment home.
Look at your wife and say something simple: “I’m working on showing up with more intention.” Small signals like that rebuild trust faster than any speech.

Your steadiness is the protection your marriage needs. Guard the environment where healing happens.

🧠 Reflection Questions:

❓ Whose voice have you been letting shape your marriage—and why?
❓ How much of their advice belongs to their story, not yours?
❓ If you trusted your own read of the situation, what would your next move be?
❓ What boundary could you set this week to protect the space where your marriage is growing?

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In this episode, Angelo explores the belief many men hold that their marriage is somehow the exception — too complicated, too far gone, or too different for change to happen. He explains why that belief feels true, why it isn’t, and what men discover when they realize the same core patterns and skills apply no matter their circumstances.

You’ll learn why your situation’s uniqueness doesn’t make it unworkable, what the five losing strategies in relationships are, and how small, consistent skills like regulation, listening, and repair rebuild connection in any marriage.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why your marriage feels like the exception — and why it’s not
✅ How universal “losing strategies” quietly shape every struggling relationship
✅ Why real change doesn’t come from understanding your story, but from practicing new skills
✅ The five core habits that rebuild connection: regulation, listening, ownership, repair, and consistency
✅ Why your wife’s trust grows through repetition, not explanation
✅ How steady, grounded presence transforms even the most complex situations

💡 Key Takeaway:

Your situation is unique — but the work that heals it is universal. When you stop trying to prove your circumstances are special and start practicing the fundamentals with consistency, change becomes inevitable. Every marriage improves when one partner chooses growth over justification.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:

1⃣ Name your situation clearly.
Write one honest sentence that sums up where things are right now — no stories, no justifications. Just the truth in one line.

2⃣ Identify your losing strategy.
Which of the five shows up most in your marriage — being right, controlling, unbridled self-expression, retaliation, or withdrawal? Name it. That’s your starting point.

3⃣ Pick one relational skill to practice.
Choose the next Better Husband episode that fits your current struggle — maybe listening, ownership, or repair — and put one lesson into action this week.

4⃣ Take small, steady action.
Don’t aim for breakthroughs. Aim for consistency. Awareness doesn’t change your marriage — practice does.

These simple moves are what rebuild trust and connection over time. The details of your story may be unique, but the process of growth is always the same.

🧠 Reflection Questions:

❓ What part of your situation truly feels unique — and what part looks like a familiar pattern you’ve heard in this episode?
❓ Which losing strategy shows up most often in your reactions?
❓ Which relational skill, if practiced this week, would make the biggest difference in your connection?
❓ What would happen if you stopped treating your marriage like the exception and started acting like the work applies to you, too?

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In this episode, we’re looking at how to bring up the things that matter without turning them into conflict. Angelo explains why men hesitate to start difficult conversations, how avoidance slowly builds resentment, and what it means to speak with steadiness instead of fear.

You’ll learn how to set the right conditions before you speak, how to begin without triggering defensiveness, and how to stay grounded when the conversation gets hard—so truth can build connection instead of tension.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why avoidance feels safer than honesty—and why it never is
✅ How fear and underdeveloped confidence keep men from speaking up
✅ The three conditions that make hard conversations go well: timing, tone, and territory
✅ How to open a conversation with clarity instead of blame
✅ What to do in the middle of it when you feel yourself shutting down
✅ Why calm isn’t the goal—connection is

💡 Key Takeaway:

Silence might feel like peace, but it’s really distance. Real leadership in love means speaking truthfully with care, creating safety through presence, and trusting that honesty—handled well—is what brings you closer again.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:

1⃣ Pick one conversation you’ve been avoiding.
Don’t choose the biggest topic. Start with something real but manageable—something you’ve been carrying for too long. Naming it to yourself gives it shape.

2⃣ Set the conditions before you speak.
Choose a calm time when both of you have emotional room. Ask if it’s a good time. Approach with steady energy and intention.

3⃣ Use a clean opening line.
Try: “There’s something I want to talk about, and I’m hoping we can do it without it turning into a fight.” That’s enough. You’re opening a door, not pushing through one.

4⃣ Stay grounded when it gets tense.
When your chest tightens or your mind speeds up, pause for one quiet breath. You don’t need to force calm—just stay connected enough to finish the truth you came to say.

That’s how you transform avoidance into leadership—through honest, steady communication that creates safety instead of silence.

🧠 Reflection Questions:

❓ Where in your marriage do you hold back from saying something real because you’re worried about how it might land?
❓ When hard moments show up, what instinct usually takes over in you—withdrawal, defensiveness, or control?
❓ If you brought forward the truth you’ve been avoiding, what do you imagine might shift between the two of you?
❓ What would it look like to approach that next conversation with steadiness instead of fear?

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In this episode, we look at why early growth can feel invisible at home. You handle moments better, stay calm, and choose care, yet the response feels flat. Angelo explains why trust returns slowly, how her nervous system needs repetition to feel safe again, and what to do when your progress isn’t landing.

You’ll learn how to keep leading without proving, how to practice clean transmission and open reception, and how small, steady choices rebuild safety until change becomes undeniable.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why early change shows up inside you before it feels safe to her
✅ How trust rebuilds through experience over time, not quick observations
✅ Why proving adds pressure and consistency creates safety
✅ What “transmission and reception” mean in RLT and how to use them well
✅ How micro moments of presence, humility, and follow-through change the atmosphere
✅ How to respond wisely when she starts softening, so trust keeps growing

💡 Key Takeaway:

Real growth is a steady presence without the need for proof. When your actions stay calm, curious, and accountable over time, her body learns it is safe again, and trust returns naturally.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:

1⃣ Lead with consistency, not explanation.
The next time you feel the urge to say, “Can you see I’m trying?”, stop. Breathe. Let your effort show through actions: follow through on something small, speak calmly when tension rises, and stay present when she brings up something hard.

2⃣ Acknowledge your progress privately.
Do not wait for recognition to validate growth. At day’s end, note one way you showed up differently. Maybe you paused before reacting or stayed open in a hard moment. Let that quiet acknowledgment help your nervous system trust the process.

3⃣ Practice generosity in the waiting.
When she is guarded or distant, remember that is her nervous system learning to trust again. Give grace and space. Stay kind, steady, and engaged, then take a breath.

That is trust work: tending, not proving. Small, steady choices teach her body that it is safe to relax again.

🧠 Reflection Questions:

❓ Where in your marriage do you still focus on being acknowledged instead of being consistent?
❓ What moments make you question your progress?
❓ How can you remind yourself that real growth often feels like restraint, not reward?
❓ If she started trusting this new version of you tomorrow, how would you show up to protect that trust and keep it growing?

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In this episode, we’re looking at what happens when distraction replaces connection and your marriage starts running on divided attention. Angelo talks about how constant stimulation reshapes your focus, why your phone feels easier than presence, and how to reclaim your attention so your wife doesn’t feel like she’s competing with a screen.

You’ll learn how to lead with presence instead of escape, how to build simple boundaries that protect what matters most, and how to turn everyday moments back into connection.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why distraction—not distance—is the quiet threat to connection
✅ How divided attention creates parallel lives instead of partnership
✅ Why shared screens mimic closeness but erode intimacy
✅ How dopamine rewires your focus and drains emotional presence
✅ Practical boundaries that rebuild attention, calm, and connection
✅ Why protecting your focus is an act of love and leadership

💡 Key Takeaway:

Focus is leadership. Every glance, pause, and moment of attention is a signal of care. When you stop giving your energy to distraction and start guarding it on purpose, your home grows calmer, warmer, and easier to connect in.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:

1⃣ Decide what truly matters.
When you walk through the door, before checking a notification or refreshing something new, pause and ask yourself: what deserves me right now? Most of the time, the answer isn’t glowing in your hand—it’s standing right in front of you.

2⃣ Build a “return ritual.”
Create a small moment that transitions you from the outside world to your family’s world. For Angelo, it’s placing his phone on the counter and leaving it there for thirty minutes to reconnect with his wife and son first. You can make it your own. Just make it something that tells your nervous system: I’m here now, it’s time to connect.

3⃣ Protect high-value moments.
Dinner. Bedtime. The first few minutes of the morning. These are sacred spaces for connection. Guard them. You don’t have to overhaul your routine—just protect what matters most.

4⃣ Try a short digital fast.
Once a week, take one evening or morning without your phone. Notice what happens—the restlessness, the quiet, the stillness. That awareness shows how deep the pattern runs and how much freedom you gain when you reclaim your focus.

That’s how you start leading with attention—not by deleting every app, but by choosing what truly deserves you. This isn’t about perfection. It’s about presence. The more you return, the more your marriage feels it.

🧠 Reflection Questions:

❓ When do you reach for your phone the most—and what are you really feeling in that moment?
❓ Where in your day do you drift most easily? What single boundary could make that time sacred again?
❓ If your wife were asked how often she feels you truly with her—not just nearby, but engaged—what would she say?
❓ What would it take to cha

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In this episode, we’re looking at what happens when pursuit fades and your marriage shifts from warmth and play to logistics and maintenance. Angelo talks about why men stop initiating, how fear and pressure get in the way, and how to bring back a steady rhythm of simple, generous connection that softens the tone at home and restores closeness.

You’ll learn how to lead with presence instead of performance, invite her in with clear, thoughtful planning, and use cherishing and generosity to keep the fire alive.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✅ Why marriages drift when you stop pursuing your wife
✅ The hidden mix of busyness, pressure, and fear that blocks initiative
✅ How to pursue without pressure by focusing on presence over perfection
✅ Simple invitations that create consistent connection
✅ Why cherishing and generosity (RLT) reignite closeness and desire
✅ How steady pursuit changes the feel of your home and friendship

💡 Key Takeaway:
Pursuit is leadership rooted in care. Small, consistent invitations say, “You matter. We matter.” When you plan simple moments on purpose, you shift your marriage from maintenance back to warmth, play, and ease.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:
1⃣ Put it on the calendar.
Choose a night within the next two weeks and plan something for the two of you to do together. Don’t wait until you “feel ready” or until things calm down—life won’t hand you the time. Make it. Pick a day, block it off, and commit. It doesn’t have to be fancy. It just has to happen.

2⃣ Lead with curiosity.
Ask her what she’s been missing lately. What kind of moments make her feel most connected, most alive? Listen without defending or overthinking. You’re not trying to get a grade—you’re learning her. Rediscover what lights her up.

3⃣ Be generous and intentional in the planning.
If what she wants isn’t your first choice, that’s okay. Practice generosity—do it anyway, and do it with a good heart. Not because you’re giving in, but because you’re giving to. Include something for you as well. This isn’t about disappearing; it’s about creating something that brings both of you joy—hers, yours, and the joy between you. Then take a breath. You led. You planned. You followed through. Now pay attention to what happens next.

4⃣ Notice the ripple.
In the days that follow, watch what changes. Does the home feel lighter? Do conversations and laughter come easier? Let that remind you: effort creates warmth. The more you invest, the more life returns to the marriage.

5⃣ Ask and appreciate.
A day or two later, check in with her. Ask what she loved most, what she’d like to repeat, and what could make it even better next time. Listen—really listen—without taking it personally. Her feedback isn’t criticism; it’s a gift. It means she’s invested, engaged, and cares.

🧠 Reflection Questions:
❓ When was the last time you truly pursu

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In this episode, we’re unpacking one of the most common and misunderstood dynamics in marriage—complaints. When your wife says things like “You never listen” or “You’re always working,” it’s easy to take it as criticism. But what she’s really expressing is a deeper, unspoken need. And the same goes for you.

Angelo breaks down how to hear what’s beneath the surface, translate complaints into connection, and use the Feedback Wheel to make clean, clear requests without blame or control. You’ll learn how to stay grounded when frustration rises, how to communicate with maturity and ownership, and how to shift from protection to real connection in your marriage.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✅ Why most complaints are actually unspoken needs in disguise
✅ How to hear the meaning beneath your wife’s frustration and stay grounded
✅ The difference between a complaint and a clear request
✅ How to use the Feedback Wheel to ask for what you need without defensiveness
✅ Why taking ownership is one of the most powerful ways to rebuild safety and trust
✅ Simple practices that turn conflict into connection

💡 Key Takeaway:
Complaining protects, but asking connects. Every complaint—yours or hers—is really a request for closeness. When you slow down, listen for the need underneath, and respond with care instead of defense, you create the safety your marriage has been missing.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:
1⃣ Catch the Complaint. Notice when you start with “You always” or “You never.” Pause, breathe, and ask, “What am I really needing right now?” Then reframe it into a request.
2⃣ Listen Beneath Her Words. When your wife complains, resist the urge to defend. Ask yourself, “What might she be needing that she doesn’t know how to say?”
3⃣ Use the Feedback Wheel. Practice the four steps: what you saw, what you made up, what you felt, and what you’d like instead. Then let go of the outcome.
4⃣ Own Your Part. If things get tense, lead with ownership. Say, “I see how I made that harder,” or “I get how my tone came across.” It’s not weakness—it’s leadership.

🧠 Reflection Questions:
❓ How often do I complain about what I’m not getting instead of clearly asking for what I need?
❓ What’s one area of my marriage where I’ve avoided being direct out of fear of disappointment?
❓ When my wife complains, do I react to her tone—or listen for the need underneath?
❓ How have my own defensiveness or withdrawal made it harder for her to feel safe sharing with me?
❓ What would change this week if I chose courage over control and simply asked for what I truly need?

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In this episode, we’re exploring how the first few minutes of your morning set the tone for the rest of your day—and your marriage. If you start the day in chaos, you carry that chaos everywhere. If you start grounded, you bring steadiness, patience, and presence into your work, your family, and your relationship.

Angelo shares his personal story of shifting from firefighter-level reactivity to intentional calm, revealing how even five minutes of morning awareness can transform how you show up as a husband. You’ll learn why your nervous system can’t tell the difference between real emergencies and everyday stress, and how simple morning habits can help you reset before the world starts asking for pieces of you.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✅ Why the way you start your morning determines how you handle stress and connection throughout the day
✅ The science behind morning routines and their impact on focus, mood, and emotional regulation
✅ Real examples from men who have transformed their mornings—and their marriages
✅ How to design a routine that fits your current season of life
✅ Common excuses that keep men stuck and how to move past them
✅ Simple steps to begin your day with intention, presence, and leadership

💡 Key Takeaway:
Your morning routine is your first act of leadership. It’s not about doing more—it’s about starting from calm instead of chaos. When you lead your morning with intention, you lead your life with direction.

🔨 Action Steps This Week:
1⃣ Make a list of what grounds you. Identify the practices that help you feel calm and centered—breathing, walking, reading, prayer, or movement.
2⃣ Choose one to three simple habits. Pick a few that fit your current season and time constraints. Even five minutes makes a difference.
3⃣ Commit for seven days. Try your new morning rhythm for one week and observe how it impacts your energy, focus, and patience.
4⃣ Reflect daily. Before bed, ask: “How did my morning shape who I was today?”
5⃣ Adjust weekly. Keep what works, refine what doesn’t, and stay curious about what your life is asking for right now.

🧠 Reflection Questions:
❓ How does the way I start my day affect how I show up with my wife and family?
❓ What energy do I usually bring into the morning—calm or chaos?
❓ What one small change could make tomorrow morning more grounded?
❓ Which of my current habits drain me before the day even starts?
❓ What would it look like to wake up already aligned with the man I want to be?

Referenced Research and Articles

1.  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36129742/
2. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11645505/
3. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-34503-2
4. https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/why-your-sleep-and-wake-cycles-affect-your-mood-2019051319792
5. https://www.weforum.org/stories/2015/04/how-12-highly-s

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