Happy Couples Project

What does vulnerability actually look like after years of marriage?

In this episode, Dave and Denise Calzaretta share lessons from building a blended family, navigating Dave's demanding life as a musician and entrepreneur, and weathering seasons when they felt disconnected from each other. They explore how vulnerability helped them understand each other more deeply, when to "hit the reset button" during conflict, and why it's important to create your own internal language with the person you love.

Sometimes strengthening a relationship starts with having the courage to say something as simple as: "I think I'm lonely."

What happens when couples stop surprising each other?

In this episode, Dana and Marty Kupper share how a commitment to "never be boring" evolved into more than a decade of surprise dates around the world. They explore why novelty matters, how surprise can bring back anticipation and play, and how busy couples can make memorable experiences a regular part of their relationship - without spending a lot of money.

Why are entrepreneurs so intentional about their businesses - and so often willing to leave their relationships to chance?

In this episode, entrepreneur coach and EOS Implementer Eliot Wajskol explores what happens when we bring some of the intentionality of business into our personal lives. He shares how couples can build a shared vision, why he created a personal manifesto after his first marriage, and why a script is not a plan.

His central question: if you wouldn't run your business on autopilot, why would you run your life that way?

Learn more about Eliot at https://eliotwajskol.com/

What does it take to build a great relationship while building an ambitious life?

Happy Couples Project explores the science of balancing business and love through practical relationship tools and candid conversations with entrepreneurial couples. Hosted by entrepreneur and relationship science expert Cameron Madill.