RE-RELEASE: Why We Run In Relationships

RE-RELEASE: Why We Run In Relationships

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12 lessons it took me 53 years to learn

At 53, I've realized that some of life's biggest lessons aren't about getting ahead. They're about learning when to take the leap, when to let go, how to love without losing yourself, and how to stop waiting for some future version of your life before you start living. In this ep ...  Show more

Am I starting to resent my partner?

Resentment rarely comes from one big moment. More often, it builds through the small things we don't talk about: the dishes, the forgotten gestures, the mental load, and the feeling that you're the only one making an effort. I talk about how these everyday frustrations become evi ...  Show more

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