THE JANUARY DROP OFFThe first week of January is quiet at the gym, and that silence says everything. Couples start motivated. New plans. Fresh routines. Then real life shows up. Costs rise. Energy dips. Takeout becomes the default. Health starts to …
WHEN CHURCH GOES VIRAL, MONEY AND TRUST GET EXPOSED THE VIRAL CLIPS THAT START THE CONVERSATIONViral church clips are forcing a real conversation about money, image, and trust. A comedian’s skit hit because it showed scenes people actually re…
ALIGNMENT OVER ASSUMPTIONSHealthy change sticks when it starts with alignment. The opening question is blunt: are you and your partner actually on the same page, or just assuming you are? Many couples move at different speeds. One charges ahead. The…
THE CONFIDENCE YOU BUILD WHEN NO ONE IS WATCHING Confidence is not created by attention. It forms through repetition, self-knowledge, and early shaping. When kids learn to see themselves as capable, they build a baseline that peer pressure struggle…
WHEN THE CHEERING STOPS: NAVIGATING LIFE AFTER THE GAME The transition from professional sports to everyday life can feel like losing your identity overnight. For athletes and partners alike, the challenge is real: how do you move from high-intensi…
When Money Sneaks Into MarriageMoney and marriage collide where feelings and habits live. Social feeds add fuel. They tell you that if you are not traveling, upgrading, or unboxing, you are falling behind. That pressure pushes couple…
What Really Happens Behind Closed Holiday DoorsThe holidays promise magic and togetherness, yet many couples secretly struggle with time pressure, endless events, and money stress. Work deadlines pile up, family obligations multiply, and the mental …
A Slow Shift Begins They did not see the disconnect happen all at once. It showed up quietly in missed moments. A date pushed aside. A conversation rushed. Two people sharing a couch but not sharing the same world. Their marriage was not falling ap…
The Strange Stretch Between HolidaysThe period between Thanksgiving and New Year’s mixes joy, chaos, and reflection. Big meals and busy schedules leave little room to think about what we truly value. In this conversation, we tackle practical q…
Love and structure: the story of Jennifer and AnthonyJennifer Kaplan and Anthony Farinacci met on Bumble, but their story quickly went beyond dating. A pandemic, a retirement, and the decision to work together accelerated their partnership. Jennifer…
Silence in relationshipsSilence feels easy in the moment, but it slowly creates distance. Many couples skip hard talks to keep things calm, then realize they feel more like roommates than partners. Silent treatment, ghosting, unread messages, and un…
Building Brands and a Marriage That Lasts Building a business is a marathon of choices, lessons, and constant refinement. For Jen and Dallas, that mindset shaped both their careers and their relationship. Jen started on a legal path until she saw …
How Couples Can Turn Money Stress Into Teamwork Money doesn’t just fill bank accounts. It exposes habits, triggers arguments, and reveals what we learned at home. In our case, one grew up on dollar menus and standby flights, learning to save …
The Question Behind the RingDoes not wearing a wedding ring say something about your marriage? Beneath that simple question lie layers of history, faith, and modern habits shaped by social media and safety concerns. The ring is more than jewelry. Ac…
When Birthdays Become Scoreboards Birthdays used to feel like a test. Go big or go thoughtful? The pressure to outdo the year before runs deep. Sweet 16s set the tone. The TV versions look dazzling, but real life hits harder. Finals week, budgets, …
The Habits That Actually Stick Trends come and go. The ones that fit real life tend to last.That’s the heart of this conversation: why bone broth has become a quiet staple, how “girl dinner” meets a real craving, and what it looks…
Nine Years InNine years isn’t just a date. It’s a ledger of choices, a rhythm of rituals, and a map of detours we wouldn’t trade. When we paused to celebrate our anniversary, we did it freestyle—no scripts, no cue cards&mdas…
Kurt and Deanna Mangum II, founders of CoupleyFit in Phoenix, have built a wellness brand centered on “generational health.” Instead of focusing only on individual results, they teach families how to pass down healthy habits as intention…
Keeping the Spark Alive After the Honeymoon Phase: A Roadmap for Lasting Love Marriage rates are declining, and many wonder if long-term commitment is worth pursuing. Between celebrity divorces and media portrayals of failed marriages, hesitation i…
Building Credit and Financial Confidence: A Practical Guide Building a strong credit history can feel intimidating—especially if personal finance wasn’t something you learned growing up. Many of us remember parents simply saying, &ldquo…
Bride or Wife: The Question That Can Make or Break a Marriage In today’s wedding-obsessed culture, there’s a powerful question couples often overlook: Are you preparing to be a bride—or a wife? Our latest podcast episode unpacks …
Marriage Boundaries: Building Bridges, Not Walls When people hear the word boundaries, they often imagine walls—rigid structures meant to keep others out. But what if boundaries weren’t walls at all? What if they were bridges—path…
Money and Modern Love: Why Financial Compatibility Matters in Dating and Marriage In today’s relationship landscape, “financial dating” has emerged as a major factor shaping how couples connect, commit, and build lasting partnersh…
Getting Healthy Together: Navigating Different Starting Points as a Couple Embarking on a health journey is challenging enough on your own, but doing it as a couple adds an entirely new layer of complexity. In our latest podcast episode, we explore…