You sat in your own silence this week. Maybe something surfaced — a pattern, a story you have been carrying, a part of yourself you have not looked at in a while. Now what? Most people do one of two things: they keep it completely to themselves, and it creates new distance in the relationship. Or they share it all at once, and it overwhelms their partner. Neither of those is the answer. In this Marriage Builder Sunday episode, Ron "Simplified" Myers, uplifting life partner, author, and founder of Simplified Uplifters, introduces the third way — bringing what you found in your inner work home to your partner. Not as a burden. Not as a confession. As an invitation. One small, honest piece at a time. One practice. One week. A different kind of closeness. Ron "Simplified" Myers is your uplifting life partner, author, and founder of Simplified Uplifters™ who has studied human behavior since 1987.

I'm back to share the truth about where I've been and what I've been building, especially for those who remember the "Simplifying Life" show. This journey has been all about personal growth and self improvement, focusing on practical life lessons for intentional living. I'll share how to self love and embrace simple living, just like we always aimed for, so you can learn how to love yourself again. You are not broken. Your story is. And stories can change. For men who lost their spouse and lost themselves. I've been there. This channel is your road back. If you're a man 45 or older who buried his wife — or his long-term partner — and woke up not knowing who you are anymore, you are in the right place. I'm Ron "Simplified" Myers, founder of Simplified Uplifters™ and author of "Rewrite The Story." I'm not a therapist. I'm a coach and guide who walked this road and came out the other side. New videos every Tuesday and Friday — rebuilding your identity, rediscovering your purpose, and writing the next chapter of your life. You are not broken. Your story is. And stories can change. Get the book: https://books.by/simplified-uplifters-publishing Visit: http://simplifieduplifters.com Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/simplifieduplifterscommunity And most important — remember, you are extraordinary. — Ron Simplified Myers

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