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Alvean and Doug talk about their biggest regrets, and how they have shaped their lives. Are your regrets holding you back? Is there a way to move forward. Learn more in this episode. For a full transcript, click here:LL57-Your Biggest Regrets
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Doug and Alvean tackle one of the harder challenges for a couple, learning to co-parent. Even when you try to get it right, there can be hidden minefields that you will need to navigate skillfully to avoid divisions that can undermine your relationship. Read more in the attached transcript: LL56-Relating to children from a prior relationship
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Alvean and Doug talk about the ways in which our views of each other, the world around us and our feelings change over time for better or worse. Is there an ideal age, or is it whatever age you are? Find out in this episode. For a full transcript, click here:LL55-How has your perspective changed with age?pdf
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Doug & Alvean take on the issue of past relationships and third party influences that can poison or at the least color our present relationships. How do our ex’s, parents, friends and even children become third parties in a an unintentional triangle? For a complete transcript of the episode, click here: LL54-You, Me and ………
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In this episode, Alvean and Doug explore the reasons why Men can seem unexpressive or detached from their inner feelings. Is it societal programming, parental influence or something else entirely? For a full transcript of the show click here: LL53-What men rarely say but often feel