Episode 115 - Improving Your Relationship with Your Spouse, Being Afraid for Your Kids - Part 3 of the Ask Me Anything Series
Today’s questions:
Question 1:
What does “Clean up your own side of the street” mean. You say this a lot and I’m not sure what you mean or how to do it.
Question 2:
If I were going to do one thing that would help me have a better relationship with my partner, what would it be?
Question 3:
I have 3 kids who are 10, 15, and 17, and I am so afraid for them. I’m watching what is happening with our youth right now and how so many of them are leaving their family’s religion. I know I have good kids and I can’t imagine they would decide to leave, but I’ve seen other kids that I know are really good kids that are leaving, so I feel like there are no guarantees. What can I do to help them?
Links I referenced in this episode:
How 2 Love Your Marriage with Aimee Gianni
Episode 81 “Know Yourself Through Self-confrontation”
To submit your question to be answered on the podcast:
Tina Gosney is a certified life and relationship coach. She helps her clients move past contention in their homes and move into connection. It all begins with you and that's the best news ever, because that's the only person you have control over. You can be the person who directs your family to a new way of relating.
Tina is a positivity practitioner and a trauma informed coach.
Visit tinagosney.com for more information
Episode 115 - Improving Your Relationship with Your Spouse, Being Afraid for Your Kids - Part 3 of the Ask Me Anything Series
Today’s questions:
Question 1:
What does “Clean up your own side of the street” mean. You say this a lot and I’m not sure what you mean or how to do it.
Question 2:
If I were going to do one thing that would help me have a better relationship with my partner, what would it be?
Question 3:
I have 3 kids who are 10, 15, and 17, and I am so afraid for them. I’m watching what is happening with our youth right now and how so many of them are leaving their family’s religion. I know I have good kids and I can’t imagine they would decide to leave, but I’ve seen other kids that I know are really good kids that are leaving, so I feel like there are no guarantees. What can I do to help them?
Links I referenced in this episode:
How 2 Love Your Marriage with Aimee Gianni
Episode 81 “Know Yourself Through Self-confrontation”
To submit your question to be answered on the podcast:
Tina Gosney is a certified life and relationship coach. She helps her clients move past contention in their homes and move into connection. It all begins with you and that's the best news ever, because that's the only person you have control over. You can be the person who directs your family to a new way of relating.
Tina is a positivity practitioner and a trauma informed coach.
Visit tinagosney.com for more information