"We came from two different marriages, with two sets of children, two different lifestyles and careers... It was doing something difficult, and dangerous and emotionally challenging together that gave us something uniquely ours." - Georgia Anderson
S01 E25 - We Call it a Journey with Danelle and Tyler Beckstrand
S01 E24 - Unhooked with Jason Coombs
S01 E23 - Q&A with Nate and Ang | Boundaries vs Ultimatums
S01 E22 - Q&A with Nate and Ang | How to get your spouse on board with improving your marriage
S01 E21 - Information Before Revelation with Llyly and Manuel Valdes
S01 E20 - What You Wish You Knew Before Your Honeymoon with Alisha Worthington
S01 E19 - Reconnecting Head and Heart with Thom Harrison
I might have anxiety, but I am not anxiety. I might have depression, but I am not depression. I may have a mental illness, but I am not a mental illness.
Your brain believes the story you tell it. Anytime you add the words “I am” in front of any external diagnosis or illness, you’re inviting some major problems into your life.
If anyone tells you that “You are ___ ,” don’t buy that “I am ___”