BookSmart with Bahar

The movie - broken people saving a marriage when they don’t know the love of God. More to come on the Love Dare and some great resources.

Celebrating the selfless man as unconditionally loving father today. The man who fights like hell to be there for his kids, to provide the best he can, to be a role model and positive example, to show affection and love and make sure his kids know where they stand in his life.

Everybody has an area or two of life that needs improving. How do you recognize the signs? How do you decide continuing this way is no longer acceptable? I share a little of my struggles and tips to help!

Do you have a tendency to self-sabotage after something good happens in your life? Do you “ruin things” with your negativity and fretful worrying? How much time do you spend complaining and venting? Here are some thoughts and tips to help you break those habits!

Why do men find feminism appealing? Do gender roles help the relationship? How do we raise kids in an ever-changing family situation? I’ve got some strong opinions on this topic. Grab yourself a drink or a snack!

Couples who “one up” each other or keep score do more harm than good in their relationships. Kids are watching and learning too. Recognize these negative habits and improve the way you communicate.

What is quality time between romantic partners or parent and child? How do we recognize the need or importance? This is a great explanation on one of Gary Chapman’s 5 Love Languages

Have you ever wanted to change certain things about your partner? A little tweak here and there? Did you ever make them feel unworthy, unintentionally? Listen up and here my own story.

Are you afraid of letting go of someone or something? What are the strings holding you back instead of allowing you to propel forward? I’m sharing my special journey this month in hopes it might help others too!

A valuable opportunity comes from special people in our lives at pivotal moments. How do you discern if it’s the right path and the right person though?