Ok, so let me tell you about these Check-Ins (see page 3 for reference) I sincerely thought I was a great communicator until I had to do it on someone else’s terms. Our weekly Check-Ins are much needed, but I quickly realized that most of the time, I don’t even know what I’m feeling or […]
Home Improvement: Admitting the Need for Improvement in the Art of Communication Read More »
We had a chance to hear from our precious friend Taylor Mosby. You may have seen her face and heard her voice in the powerfully heartwarming film Breakthrough, or watched her on Thunder Force co-staring with comedians Melissa MaCarthy and Octavia Spencer, or caught her on popular TV dramas like Grey’s Anatomy, Criminal Minds, and
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Our kids don’t always tell us how well we are doing as parents in specific areas, but sometimes it is helpful to know straight from them where we stand, where we can improve, and where we are winning. “Communication with my mom is great because she takes the time to understand me. I feel heard
Teen-Talk: How They REALLY Feel About Communicating with Us Read More »
Do you ever feel like you are having the same argument over and over again? Maybe it’s the constant struggle with your teenager to clean his room. Maybe it’s the consistent fight with your spouse over who will do the dishes or how to spend your money. Maybe it’s the incessant battle with your friends
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Last year, Jeff and I engaged in a thought-provoking conversation about the different permissions set by society on both men and women. That conversation eventually led to the development of our first StrongHome Network Magazine issue, which was focused on vulnerability. During that discussion, Jeff made an interesting observation that men have been repeatedly told
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