Today, Chris and I dive into managing expectations and effective communication in relationships. We'll draw on personal experiences to share key insights, such as the importance of selecting the right partners to meet our expectations and fostering a safe space for open dialogue.
This is the first in an ongoing series within the podcast that I'm calling: When Brothers Talk.
We talked about the power of compliments, choosing happiness, and making small choices that lead to big results. We even chatted about the book "The 12th Degree" by Sam Parker, which is all about making small adjustments for major success.
Nick is the author of The Two Hour Cocktail Party, a book that provides a step-by-step guide on hosting successful events. Nick shares his insights on developing meaningful friendships as an adult and the role hosting dinner parties, and events can play in cultivating these relationships.
I talk a lot about my daughters and how I raised them. I share my lessons and stories on parenting and how I tried to show up in their lives.
Now that my daughters are adults, it's time to face the harsh truth: I completely screwed up their upbringing. But hey, at least we can all laugh about it now, right?
I'm excited to introduce my guest in the newest episode of The Teevee Show Podcast, the OG of Facebook Advertising himself, Jon Loomer!
I always find it fascinating to hear how many fathers will say they would die for their children, but many of those same dads struggle to live for them.
Chris and I first met in dance class- dancing with each other. Then I asked him to be my friend. He agreed and the rest is history. However, the story behind that conversation is hilarious.
Sue Anderson first came into my world in 2009. She was asked to interview me so I could share
my story on the success of our first online business.
As soon as we first spoke, I knew we would be friends for a long time. He’s a Latino, a father, an entrepreneur, and a hip-hop head
One person's presence and influence continue to impact me today. Because of his willingness to believe in me and take a risk- I quit my job to make "money in my sleep."
#Girldad started trending and became cool. But showing up is more than hashtags and feeling good about ourselves.
A Facebook friend messaged me and said, "I have never heard you speak poorly of their mother."
"You're quite astute," I replied. As a rule, I never speak badly about my ex-wife (or any ex).
I chose her.