Juan and Wendy are back with another conversation about effective communication, specifically tough conversations and how to have them. It’s not easy confronting our loved ones when we have something sensitive or controversial to discuss. If you’ve been struggling to have that conversation with a loved one, Wendy and Juan share some pointers based on their experiences.
Have you ever felt lost or stuck? Do you feel like you need some guidance in your life manifesting growth? Today, our guest Coach Alexander Lin help us find some answers.
Hi listeners! Today we sat down with Dr. Debi Silber and had an intimate conversation about betrayal and how it affects your mind, body, and the others around you. We also talked about overcoming a crisis and how they are an opportunity for growth. D…
In our discussion with Matt, we dive into society’s expectations of marriage, different infidelity levels, the impacts of infidelity on us, and life after divorce. We’re excited to share new perspectives and steer the conversation towards understanding and accepting more unconventional relationship standards.
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This episode shines a spotlight on friendship and how making friends changes throughout the different stages in our lives. For most of us, friendships become more challenging after we graduate and enter the workplace. We have c…
Today I will address how we internalize the voices around us, how that builds self-doubt, and how I dismissed my harshest critic.
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In this episode of the Don’t Tell my Grandma podcast, your hosts Wendy and Juan finally talk at length about how they met. Wendy reminisce about their latest anniversary adventure reliving their first date on a Scavenger …
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In this special episode all about correspondence, we talk letters and loved ones.
In this day and age of technology, many of us have given in to the convenience of immediate, dry communication and have forgotten about the gratifying…
Episode 2 will cover the quirks and hang ups that we’ve witnessed and experienced with ADD/ADHD. There are extra issues that challenge a relationship involving ADD/ADHD, but we’re here to share how we are learning to laugh at ourselves, let go, and communicate with compassion.