Nourishing, not quick fixes nor exchanges, is what’s needed for most relationships to heal and thrive. Love, respect, and time are some of the ways we can grow better relationships.

The ability to choose and choosing wisely matter more than circumstances. It’s imperative to be more of a thermostat than a thermometer. Life has horrible moments, but we determine what those situations mean. We should remember Phil Connors in Groundhog Day. Become a better, transformed person daily so you can lift everyone you meet.

Each of us struggles with pain, addiction, fear, missteps, and disappointment. What is the key to getting better? Yet. Yet is a word imbued with hope and promise. It’s a word that inspires us to work while we wait and trust in a miracle.

Systems and specific practice to finding 2-10X happiness. Eliminating weaknesses, practicing deliberately the one thing so as to catapult your relationship.

Lessons from a President who loved people intently. And couldn’t stop loving even when he was a big shot or when he was shot.

Certificates to make more money. And bargains to cut expenses.

Ever feel like you have a troubled marriage? A difficult child? This episode contains the best advice I’ve ever received to connect with the difficult. It’s all about attention. What do you pay attention to?

We often hold grudges, forget to forgive and feel like giving up. We compare ourself to others. A Mulligan is a do-over. Go ahead try again. Try better. Don’t worry about the past.

How to block unwanted calls, start a podcast for free, listen to podcasts, and where to find Thriving Twogether.

It’s easy to loudly explode with our children, spouse, or coworkers. But take the balloon approach. Slowly, quietly, work toward solutions.