Cindy and Scott discuss keys to remaining flexible as individuals and within a relationship to create resiliency. Setting reasonable expectations is crucial.

Cindy and Scott discuss the power of family traditions, from weekly meal schedules to holidays and trips. Uniqueness and shared experience are key to making these traditions special and using them to promote family unity.

Scott and Cindy discuss how their family has worked toward overcoming several recent inefficiencies by drafting a family contract. They point to firm, clear boundaries and group discussion as keys to promoting buy-in from the kids.

Cindy and Scott discuss how easy it is to feel judged as parents. Learning to base our sense of parenting success on factors within our control is key to maintaining hope and avoiding frustration.

Scott and Cindy review points from some of their favorite Season 1 episodes, including both successes and goals that still need some work.

Do you ever feel overworked, underappreciated, or like you just can't say no? Then this book club is for you! Scott and Cindy discuss the book 'Essentialism' by Greg Mckeown, giving their takeaways and an overview of what essentialism is and how it could work in your life.

Cindy and Scott discuss the challenges of up-leveling their parenting with teenagers in the house!

Cindy and Scott consider points from the book, Getting the Love You Want, by Harville Hendrix. Specifically, the discussion focuses on building a purposeful, intentional relationship that fulfills the needs of both partners.

Scott and Cindy discuss tools they've used in the past, and then bring up some new ideas for teaching their kids practical skills regarding finances.

Talking with kids about sex and intimacy isn't always easy. Scott and Cindy give examples of challenges and solutions in their own family, as well as resources that can help you improve these conversations in your own family.