Tag: Emotional Growth
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Prompting to Grow Emotionally
There will be three significant times you will be asked to work on growth and change.
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Loner Learned Lessons
Your childhood isolating skills will help you survive difficult parents. They will not help you develop a rich, deep, emotional, marital connection.
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Emotional Intimacy
Intimacy is a spiritual and emotional mission. It is a direct challenge from heaven. Two becoming one is the most difficult and wonderful relationship journey you will ever attempt.
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Emotionally Present and Peaceful
When I try to be attuned to my situation and those around me, why do I let someone’s negative statement agitate me?
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Sadness and Hope
In this episode, Jonathan and I dive into the complexities of personal growth, focusing on how childhood experiences shape adult behavior.
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Mr. Unemotional: Moving from Isolation to Connection
In this episode, we dive into the emotional struggles men face, especially those recovering from addiction. We explore the concept of “Mr. Unemotional,” describing men who find it hard to express their feelings due to past experiences or societal pressures.
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Know Your Story
A lot of your strengths come from your story; and a lot of weaknesses come from your story.
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Name it, Frame it, Brave it
Allison Cook, author, speaker, and therapist shared her three-point outline. She said, when you have a problem, you must do three things.
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Emotional Growth Story
An emotional growth story.
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Recognizing Patterns
It’s wonderful to see a man having an emotional breakthrough. It’s a soul satisfying thrill when a brother has an ah ha moment. Especially when he gains insight into his own relationship pattern.
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Discover the Power of ‘Co’ in Relationships and Recovery
In this episode, Jonathan and Stephen talk about the power of “co,” meaning “together” or “jointly,” in relationships and recovery. They dive into how collaboration and connection are essential for personal growth and healing, especially in marriage and overcoming addiction.
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Climbing Our Walls
In your lifetime, you’ll run into many emotional walls. Walls are places where you release old thinking and embrace new, deeper thinking. Walls are where you try to convince God that your ways are best. In the end, God wins and you either get bitter or grow deeper and wiser.