Leading and Love Magazine
Are You Leading Your Marriage—or Just Hoping It Improves?
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Path 1: Building Our Foundation
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Path 2: Strengthening What We Have
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Path 3: Reconnecting and Repairing
BundleFor couples who feel disconnected, stuck, or strained and want support finding their way back to one another.
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Path 4: Healing After Betrayal
BundleFor couples healing after infidelity or betrayal and ready to rebuild trust.
Essential Reads
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Career & Work Aligning Who You Are and What You Do There comes a moment in every journey when accomplishment alone stops feeling like enough. You can check all the boxes - and still sense that something inside doesn't quite match what's happening on the outside... |
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Self-Care The Guilt-Free Guide to Cutting Things Out of Your Life Modern life praises busyness like it’s a badge of honor. The more packed your schedule, the more valuable you seem. But what if that full calendar is actually a quiet threat—disguised as productivity, driven by guilt, and pushing you toward burnout? We all want to be dependable, generous, and available. But when you’re pulled in too many directions, you start to lose a sense of who you are... |
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Leadership What Real Leadership Looks Like When There's a Price to Pay The meeting ends, and everyone files out with polite smiles. You stay seated a moment longer than you need to. The decision is clear. The next step is obvious. And still—your chest feels heavy. Because doing the right thing isn’t always inspiring. Sometimes it’s costly... |
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Food Dinner is Still One of the Most Underrated Power Moves It’s 6:47 p.m. The day has already taken its share. Meetings spilled over. Texts piled up. Someone in the house is hungry, and someone else is annoyed. Dinner can feel like a speed bump between survival and sleep. And yet—when we treat dinner like a sacred pause instead of a chore, it becomes one of the most powerful leadership practices we have... |
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Career & Work Why Delayed Decisions Are Harder on Your Career Than Difficult Ones There’s a specific kind of fatigue that doesn’t come from too much work. It comes from too much waiting. You know the decision is there: the conversation you need to have, the role you need to leave, the strategy you need to change, the boundary you need to set, the risk you need to take. And yet you postpone it... |
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Leadership Steady Leadership Begins with Emotional Wellness Leadership often demands composure, clarity, and courage - even when life feels unpredictable. Yet behind every steady leader is not just skill or strategy, but emotional wellness... |
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Health & Wellness Understanding Yourself Isn't Enough: Know What Actually Leads to Healing It usually starts as insight. You listen to the podcast. You read the book. You finally have words for what you’ve felt for years: attachment style, father wound, anxiety loop, trauma response, people-pleasing. The fog lifts. You feel relief—almost joy—because understanding yourself feels like progress...
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Communication How to Listen When You're Hurting Listening sounds simple - until pain gets in the way. When you've been misunderstood, betrayed, or disappointed, even hearing another person's voice can feel like reopening a wound... |
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