Speaking the language of others on a consistent basis will benefit and enrich any relationship. Check our latest episode of the Crossing The Line podcast where we give you simple but effective ways to connect with those you care about.

Take a listen to the latest episode of our Crossing the Line podcast, where we talk about how to practice everyday reconciliation in our lives and relationships.

How do you navigate family relationships through the divisive waters of politics? My daughter, Ren, and I took on the topic in the latest episode of our Crossing the Line podcast. We strived to have an open, honest, and hopefully helpful conversation about politics. Ren tends to support one party, and I typically support the other. We shared how we deal with our differences without blowing up our relationship.

We underestimate the power of words in our relationships. Words can ignite a fire that destroys or build one that brings warmth and comfort. Our words have the power to hurt or encourage those we care about the most. Understanding the power of words is essential to a healthy and growing relationship.

Take a minute and check out our latest episode, The Power of Words. It’s a short but extremely relevant pod around this important topic that effects all of us.

There is one investment that is more important than any financial portfolio. I’m referring to the investment we make in our families. Strong families are undoubtedly linked to better emotional health and positive behavior. The truth is that many families and relationships are broken or struggling. The good news is that no matter the make-up of your family, there are things you can do to improve your home team relationships.

Many times, it is not that we do not want to invest; it is that we do not know how to invest. Part 2 of the CTL podcast gives you the tools you need to successfully invest in and engage your family team. Take a minute and listen to this short podcast on Investing in our Home Team.

Join us for Season 5 of Crossing the Line, as Dr. Larry Little, author and creator of the ‘Make A Difference’ book and personality profile, is joined by co-host Melissa Jackson.

Together they’ll have in-depth conversations to explore personality and relationship dynamics, and leave you with thoughts, tips, and advice that you can use to make a difference in your relationships and in the lives of others.

Join us for Season 5 of Crossing the Line, as Dr. Larry Little, author and creator of the ‘Make A Difference’ book and personality profile, is joined by co-host Melissa Jackson.

Together they’ll have in-depth conversations to explore personality and relationship dynamics, and leave you with thoughts, tips, and advice that you can use to make a difference in your relationships and in the lives of others.

Join us for Season 5 of Crossing the Line, as Dr. Larry Little, author and creator of the ‘Make A Difference’ book and personality profile, is joined by co-host Melissa Jackson.

Together they’ll have in-depth conversations to explore personality and relationship dynamics, and leave you with thoughts, tips, and advice that you can use to make a difference in your relationships and in the lives of others.

Join us for Season 5 of Crossing the Line, as Dr. Larry Little, author and creator of the ‘Make A Difference’ book and personality profile, is joined by co-host Melissa Jackson.

Together they’ll have in-depth conversations to explore personality and relationship dynamics, and leave you with thoughts, tips, and advice that you can use to make a difference in your relationships and in the lives of others.

Join us for Season 5 of Crossing the Line, as Dr. Larry Little, author and creator of the ‘Make A Difference’ book and personality profile, is joined by co-host Melissa Jackson.

Together they’ll have in-depth conversations to explore personality and relationship dynamics, and leave you with thoughts, tips, and advice that you can use to make a difference in your relationships and in the lives of others.

Join us for Season 5 of Crossing the Line, as Dr. Larry Little, author and creator of the ‘Make A Difference’ book and personality profile, is joined by co-host Melissa Jackson.

Together they’ll have in-depth conversations to explore personality and relationship dynamics, and leave you with thoughts, tips, and advice that you can use to make a difference in your relationships and in the lives of others.

Join us for Season 5 of Crossing the Line, as Dr. Larry Little, author and creator of the ‘Make A Difference’ book and personality profile, is joined by co-host Melissa Jackson.

Together they’ll have in-depth conversations to explore personality and relationship dynamics, and leave you with thoughts, tips, and advice that you can use to make a difference in your relationships and in the lives of others.

I learned a valuable relationship hack recently. It is something that I can use immediately with others in my life.  It’s called the “yes, and” rule. It requires strong listening and then taking a conversational route that might not be comfortable for you. Instead of defending or justifying your behavior during a conversation, listen and then respond with, “Yes, and ….”.

Steve Riat was in a situation where he could have become a victim. He refused. Instead when he wanted to change his predicament, he looked for action that he could take to improve his circumstances. In this case, it meant walking across a parking lot to find a new opportunity that would change his direction.

Last week, we sent out Part One of the conversation with Mosheh Oinounou. Today, we drop the rest of his story. Mosheh knew things were not where he needed them to be, both professionally and personally. He made a bold decision to do something about it. He started a new venture, an independent news agency and podcast called Mo News. It now has over a million viewers/listeners and is truly disrupting the news media arena.

Mosheh has found great success in the news reporting world. He is an Emmy, Murrow and Webby Award-winning Executive Producer and has led teams at Fox News, Bloomberg TV, CNBC ad CBS News.

It should be easy as A-B-C. But instead, it is the opposite. Gaining trust in today’s culture is incredibly hard and losing trust is incredibly easy.

Rick on the nationally syndicated radio talk show entitled The Rick and Bubba Show. His story is one of valleys and peaks. Rick has walked through failures, pain, and incredible success.