Lunchtime in Rome

In a relationship we need to be open, honest and vulnerable. Beyond that, there needs to be mutual giving to meet each others needs. This does not happen organically or naturally. Thus these games manifest themselves into our relationships.

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Siblings. We've talked about how a lot of what they have done to us in the past have left hurts that follow us to this day. However, there are plenty of great things our siblings have done for us that have blessed us, helped us.

Sometimes it's the greatest of magnanimous gestures that we remember forever. Others times it's the little things that we remember that stay with us over the years.

How did your siblings bless you? If you were an only child, who filled that role for you and what did they do? We'd love to hear from you and give proper attention to brothers/sisters.

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How much does your years 1-12 have to do with who you are today? Nothing? Some? A lot? I would venture to say a whole lot more than you would ever imagine. Too often we look at what's wrong today and ignore what happened then. However, it is what did and didn't happen to us as children that shape who we are and how we feel today. We'll be talking about that tonight.

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That friend. You either have them or you’re it. Let’s talk about them and try to understand why they’re the way they are.

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Most of us have neighbors. Most of us have neighbors that we have to get along with. How does that happen? What do we do to bridge the gap for those that are difficult, and how can we be better neighbors ourselves?

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Mothers, fathers, in-laws. Some of the biggest influences in our lives. The dynamic can be amazing, or it can add untold layers of complexity. In this episode, we discuss ways parents and in-laws can add opportunities to grow and learn in meeting emotional needs.

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You love your spouse. You love your boyfriend or girlfriend (assuming you're NOT married). Yet, you keep having THAT fight. I don't know what it is but you do. It's the same one over and over again. The details change but the fight is generally the same. Why is that? How do we stop it? THAT is exactly what we're talking about this week.

What's yours? What keeps coming up on your relationship with your significant other?

Pull up a chair, we'll save a seat at the table for you.

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Bosses. Most of us have one. Some are great, others are not. This week we discuss Bad Bosses. We talk about some examples of things bosses have done, and we also discuss what to do about them.

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Everyone has a story that adds depth and understanding, but often we’re too inwardly focused to appreciate things from that person’s perspective. In this episode we talk about how to slow down and focus on those stories, and why that’s vital.

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Inspiration. A dramatic positive impact on our lives. In this episode, we discuss ways people have been there for us in our lives and how by being that person to us, they’ve changes us and met key emotional needs.

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