Lunch With Sandy

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When you have kids, you quickly find out that they can be little versions of yourself. Eventually, they grow into their own individual selves. However, they do keep some of the characteristics and traits they pick up from their parents. In this episode, Sandy and I pick things we see in our kids and pick my kid or your kids depending on who we feel they take after. 

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In this episode, Sandy and I discuss how to deal with change and growing while in a relationship. We talk about how even though you each may be growing at different paces, there are things you can do to ensure you do not grow apart and talk about how to grow together as a couple while growing individually.

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In this episode, we discuss the discuss the difference between avoiding conflict versus working toward resolving conflict. We touch on some of the avoidance techniques we have seen or experienced and why some people choose the route of avoidance. We also discuss some ways to try to change the mindset from using avoidance techniques and working toward resolution. 

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Sometimes, you just need to play a game. In this episode, we choose Stay if our personal preference aligns with the concept (of thing) or we choose Go if we feel the concept (or thing) should be tossed out. We then explain our reasoning behind our personal preference.

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Marriage is a partnership. Two individuals come together using their individual strengths to create something stronger. In this episode, we discuss the similarities and some of the differences between what happens with a business partnership comes together to when that partnership is formed through marriage.  Specifically, we look at the differences between what is considered assets and liabilities in both situations, as well as discuss what the possible outcomes could be to the individual identities of those involved.

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In this episode, Sandy and I discuss what makes a solid foundation to build a relationship on. Long term relationships have one thing in common. A strong foundation. That is how you weather the storm when things get rough. If your foundation is not strong and it begins to crumble, more times than not, your relationship will crumble as well.

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In this episode, Sandy and I talk about the basics of what we believe attribute to a successful relationship. We discuss how commitment, communication and compromise (the 3 C's) have played a role in keeping us together for over 2 decades.