The Love Grove Podcast

Join us as we discuss the events happening currently. Laugh with us as we talk about the Queen of Soul, John McCain and what's "Old School" to us!

In this podcast, we explain ways to handle situations where you may have felt inconvenienced, defeated and anxious. We all have different personality temperaments. In times where you feel stressed, we must look at the big picture. When things don't go as planned, embrace optimism.

We are excited to share this podcast, "Stay In Your Lane" or "Mind Your Business." You must focus on yourself, not what someone is doing next to you or in front of you. Comparison is dangerous because it distracts us from the lives we've been called to live.

Understanding the value of time and effort to commit to things that are aligned with your goals, dreams, passions and beliefs. Don't allow insecurities like: "You're better off on your own" or "no one will ever love you," to control your mind.

Our world has no shortage of opinions on the subject of marriage, but still so many struggle. In this episode, Meredith and Dommie open their background on how they met, who pursued who and much more. Join the conversation NOW!

Depending on who you talk to, people will give you a different year of when they experienced their hardest challenges in their marriage. Being married is about learning to become ONE. Keeping score turns everything into a competition with no rules and boundaries.

Marital problems are something every couple faces. Couples who avoid conflict or sweep things under the rug are at risk of building resentment and bitterness. Disagreeing in a healthy way, where you can address issues head on and overcome hardship together, is a skill that will help you stand the test the test of time.

Our differences stand as walls that can divide us. Use those differences to compliment, not cause conflict. In the dating season we tend to hide, minimize or ignore our differences. We tend to present our best selves in hopes of finding the "one", therefore we disregard the differences.

Empathetic listening is a way of listening and responding to your partner that improves mutual understanding and trust. As you develop this skill, you encourage your partner to fully express themselves free of criticism or being told what to do.