Do you spend more time in the garage looking for something than the time it took Sir Edmund Hillary to climb Mt. Everest? Do those pile of papers at the corner of your desk annoy you every time you walk by it? Do you have a storage unit that you haven’t visited in 5 years? Are you drowning in credit card debt? It’s time to de-clutter. It’s time to figure out how you can better serve your time and energy.

Some breakups occur in twisted ways. Maybe you’re being taken for a ride, but when time passes, it will all be for the good. We’re discussing some common lines and what they really mean. Breakups happen for a reason and understanding them will help you move on.

What started as a fun ride quickly gets a reality check because you find that you can’t live with certain aspects of it. The holidays are coming up and you may not want to introduce her to family. She’s a couch potato and you hit the gym often. She has an annoying habit that you just can’t get past. Is it time to break up?

The ups and downs of modern-day dating are so different from what is on social that many people have a hard time figuring out what really DOES work. People are always looking for answers. Layer that with Covid and you really have a lot to deal with. A lot of people have failed and some have learned from their failures. Today, we’re going to look at what those realities are.

Commitment isn’t for everyone. Sometimes what you want is a relationship that is a bit more casual instead of something long-term or one with commitments.

Maybe you’ve just gotten out of a relationship and the last thing you want is to jump on that horse again. Or maybe you want to explore your options a while longer. Maybe you have just met 2 great girls and want to explore your options before you choose between the two. With all the negativity surrounding marriage, maybe riding the storm is the best option.

You are secretly mad. You’re neurotic, unbalanced, and immature. You’re not used to being happy. You think being single is awful. You have to face Saturday nights alone, sexlessness, and with constant alienation. So, what do you do? You pick her, not your forever girl, but whoever is close by. Is this working for you?

Is marriage for everyone? Of course not. Some men are perfectly happy being single. A lot of men today have just given up. Maybe the journey is too hard or the risk is too great. I respect both positions. Let’s explore if marriage is right for you.

A study among older adults showed that 1 in 6 married people “reported moderate or intense feelings of loneliness.” So, what does that mean? Should you call it quits? Do you think you are just going through the motions, but not really wanting to be there? You’ve both derailed. Here are some steps to put the train back on track.

Chris McPhee is a retired U.S. Army Vet and Green Beret turned professional photographer and project manager. After 21 years of military service, his new mission is teaming up with organizations to help them share their message/story via their visual media and podcasting channels. Do you have a brand you want to promote? Has Covid negatively affected you? Let Chris apply his military background to help you surface to calmer waters.

Are you married to your phone? Is your phone a surrogate lover to your spouse or significant other? Neck pain, eye strain, inability to focus? You might be addicted to your phone. Let’s find out what you need to look at to break this bad habit.