Tag: Self-Awareness
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What we Sound Like
What do we sound like to others and how do we become self-aware?
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Are You “Under Sad”? Understanding the Importance of Grieving for Men
In this episode, we explore the idea of men being “under sad”—when we struggle to recognize or express sadness. We talk about why grieving is essential for emotional health, not just in big losses but in everyday disappointments.
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How Well do you Know Yourself
I can’t love you very well if you don’t know yourself.
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Fearless to Grow Emotionally
It seems there are two types of people. Those who are hungry for emotional growth, and those who believe they’ve arrived at a place where no more growth is needed.
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Laughter
Being positive brings smiles and laughter. I love laughing. That includes jokes, cutting-up, being silly, and just playing together. It means finding moments of joy in life.
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Failing Forward: Turning Setbacks into Hopeful Growth Steps
In this episode, we dive into the emotional impact of failure. We both express how deeply we hate failing, describing how it triggers feelings of rejection, isolation, and shame. We explore the importance of reframing failure, emphasizing that God’s love still remains constant despite our setbacks.
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When She Doesn’t Seem to Care
Who will you be when your needs are not met? How will you handle life’s disappointments?
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What We Call – Excuses
Emotional growth and change is sometimes difficult. We love staying the same. It’s so much easier. Even when we try to change our own thinking, it works against us. Consider these thoughts: Why this Matters One excuse is just as good as another if deep down you don’t want to change. Some change is hard.…
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How Men Think
Men seldom think about how they think. To change, a man must first understand his own thought process.
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Why is it so hard to see yourself?
A wife recently asked her husband, Why is it so hard for you to see yourself?
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Change and a Hope
Last week a breakthrough occurred. I saw my own fear and rejection cycle. I listened to the argument in my head. It was full of shame, unworthiness, and condemnation.
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Why I Avoid Connection
Dear wife, you recently asked, “Why do you struggle to connect with me?” I’ve been wrestling with that question. God recently showed me the answer.