Honesty is a good thing. Transparency is great. But when does “transparency” run the risk of turning into “vulnerability”? And when it does, is there a place when it becomes “too far” or “too much”? In this episode, Craig talks about the difference between the two and how to decide what should be shared with who… when.

In a world that tries to teach there is no such thing as “wrong” and “right”... a lot of people think they are “right” and others are “wrong”. In this episode, Craig talks about some ways we may be able to make sense and peace in an oversensitive world broken in pieces.

In a world that tries to teach there is no such thing as “wrong” and “right”... a lot of people think they are “right” and others are “wrong”. In this episode, Craig talks about some ways we may be able to make sense and peace in an oversensitive world broken into pieces.

Is there a way to pinpoint when the relationship falls apart? Can we isolate the factor(s) that pushed the relationship over the edge into the abyss? In this episode, Craig looks at two main contributors to failed romantic relationships and possible ways to avoid/reverse them.

When it comes to overcoming obstacles in our lives, could some of the struggle be that we are using the wrong tools? Could we be trying to fix the issue with the wrong strategy? In this episode, Craig looks at how we can properly define the obstacles we are facing and then choose the right tool (strategy) to deal with them.

What are the phases of change and how can we anticipate them / prepare for them? In this episode, Craig looks at the phases of an impressive feat and correlates them to how we face the same phases when bringing about change in our lives.

What are the phases of change and how can we anticipate them / prepare for them? In this episode, Craig looks at the phases of an impressive feat and correlates them to how we face the same phases when bringing about change in our lives.

If 2020 has done anything positive, it has finally given a launchpad and soap box to those who have been trying desperately to validate the need to respect and address mental health issues. In this episode, Craig talks candidly on Blue Monday about four possible ways we can come alongside those who are struggling with coping with their lives.

Distractions happen to everyone, right? But what happens when we spend more time in our day distracted than focused, or if you’re someone who’s wrestling with ADHD or keeping on track a little more than the average person. In this episode, Craig shows us how to diss distractions in four straight forward steps and poses the question that could change your entire day.

One of the greatest roadblocks to our resolutions is not “will” power… but rather “won’t” power. It’s not the changes we WANT to make… but rather choosing what we WON’T do to actually allow the change to happen. In this episode, Craig shows us how a common thing we do every day may actually help us “make the change” we need in our lives.