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The Big Pitch with Jimmy Carr

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Phil Wang Pitches Psychological Thriller Starring WHO?! 24:35

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It’s the very first episode of The Big Pitch with Jimmy Carr and our first guest is Phil Wang! And Phil’s subgenre is…This Place is Evil. We’re talking psychological torture, we’re talking gory death scenes, we’re talking Lorraine Kelly?! The Big Pitch with Jimmy Carr is a brand new comedy podcast where each week a different celebrity guest pitches an idea for a film based on one of the SUPER niche sub-genres on Netflix. From ‘Steamy Crime Movies from the 1970s’ to ‘Australian Dysfunctional Family Comedies Starring A Strong Female Lead’, our celebrity guests will pitch their wacky plot, their dream cast, the marketing stunts, and everything in between. By the end of every episode, Jimmy Carr, Comedian by night / “Netflix Executive” by day, will decide whether the pitch is greenlit or condemned to development hell! Listen on all podcast platforms and watch on the Netflix Is A Joke YouTube Channel . The Big Pitch is a co-production by Netflix and BBC Studios Audio. Jimmy Carr is an award-winning stand-up comedian and writer, touring his brand-new show JIMMY CARR: LAUGHS FUNNY throughout the USA from May to November this year, as well as across the UK and Europe, before hitting Australia and New Zealand in early 2026. All info and tickets for the tour are available at JIMMYCARR.COM Production Coordinator: Becky Carewe-Jeffries Production Manager: Mabel Finnegan-Wright Editor: Stuart Reid Producer: Pete Strauss Executive Producer: Richard Morris Executive Producers for Netflix: Kathryn Huyghue, Erica Brady, and David Markowitz Set Design: Helen Coyston Studios: Tower Bridge Studios Make Up: Samantha Coughlan Cameras: Daniel Spencer Sound: Charlie Emery Branding: Tim Lane Photography: James Hole…

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Do you feel like you are always doing all the heavy lifting in your marriage? If you have a lot going on at work and home, and you're tired of going at it alone, you need a simple approach to start having a better marriage now. Life Coach Maggie Reyes helps smart, high achieving women just like you every day in her coaching practice. Maggie turns the most effective psychological principles into simple, practical, fun steps so you can listen to a podcast episode today and put what you learned into practice tomorrow and actually create the change you want. Visit https://www.MaggieReyes.com to download The 5 Power Questions Every Woman Should Know to Improve Her Marriage Today.

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How to Use Manifestation & Law of Attraction Tools to Strengthen Your Marriage with Jamie Berman 57:25

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On this episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast, I’m joined by manifestation expert, master coach, and money mentor Jamie Berman to explore how manifestation principles can help you create a more intentional, connected, and joyful marriage. We’re talking about that magical mix of strategy and soulful wisdom—what I like to call practical magic. This isn’t about bypassing hard things or “thinking positive” 24/7. It’s about aligning your energy, your actions, and your imagination with the kind of relationship you truly want. Jamie brings a grounded, soulful perspective on manifestation—rooted in both cognitive psychology and spiritual insight. We talk about how to hold a vision for your relationship, navigate when things don’t go your way, and use everyday tools like gratitude and celebration to fuel your growth together. If you've ever been curious about how manifestation principles can apply to your real-life relationship, this conversation is filled with ideas and tools you can start using today. Listen in as we explore: Why going first in your marriage isn’t about doing more work—it’s about claiming your power How your emotional state impacts the stories you tell yourself about your partner What we’ve learned from supporting clients (and each other!) through messy, beautiful relationship moments How Soul-Centered Communication and The Power of One show up when real life gets real This episode is full of laughter, real talk, and reminders that you are not alone—and you are more powerful than you know. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Connect with Jamie on Instagram Money, Manifestation & Business Podcast Jamie Berman’s Website Ep 184: Marriage Coaching Concepts: Exploring Reluctant Tolerance All In Energy & Committed Detachment Ep 48: Celebrations & Word of the Year Ep 58: The Power of One The Questions for Couples Journal Private Coaching with Maggie…

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The Anniversary Episode: 18 Years, 1 Marriage & a Real-Life Cruise Ship Rom-Com Moment 49:14

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This week we celebrate 18 years of marriage. Whaaaat?! YES. It is our wedding anniversary, and I invited my favorite human (my husband!) back on the podcast to celebrate with me. We’re getting real about what it actually looks like to love each other out loud—not just in Instagram-worthy moments, but in hallway hellos, morning text rituals, and that one time on a cruise ship when we totally misunderstood each other... and turned it into one of our best love lessons. This isn’t a “how-to” episode. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at how we LIVE the frameworks I coach on—✨Soul-Centered Communication, the Power of One, and honoring difference with delight.✨ You’ll hear what it sounds like to co-create emotional safety, savor the simple stuff, and stay connected—even when you’re not on the same page. Whether you’ve been married 18 years or 18 months, my hope is that you FEEL the energy under our words: grounded, loving, deeply human. ✨This is love in real life. Not perfect. But deeply, intentionally, joyfully true.✨ Here’s what we cover: Why how we greet each other matters more than grand gestures What we’ve learned about honoring differences (especially when one of us uses 10,000 words... and the other 10!) The small rituals that keep our connection sacred How a cruise ship miscommunication became a masterclass in partnership and one of our forever favorite marriage bloopers Why we sometimes choose rose-colored glasses... on purpose It’s tender. It’s playful. It’s full of gold. I can’t wait for you to listen and I absolutely want to hear your favorite takeaway! Come back here and hit reply or message me on instagram. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Episode 10: How To Manage Crisis As a Team Episode 12: Questions For Couples Journal: Behind The Scenes Episode 30: Marriage MBA Episode 47: 5 Lessons From Our Christmas Love Story Episode 70: Relationship Inertia Episode 116: 10 Lessons Learned from 15 Years of Marriage Part 1 Episode 117: 10 Lessons Learned from 15 Years of Marriage Part 2 The Questions for Couples Journal Private Coaching with Maggie…

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The Drama & Empowerment Triangles with Kate Hutson 42:10

5 weeks 전42:10

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On this episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast, I am beyond excited to bring you a conversation with the incredible Kate Hutson from the Conscious Leadership Group. We’re diving into two of my absolute favorite relationship tools: the drama triangle and the empowerment triangle, frameworks that have completely shifted how I think about conflict, power, and emotional leadership, not only in marriage but in every kind of relationship. Kate’s brilliant perspective will help you see the unconscious patterns we all slip into and how these show up in even the most loving partnerships. In our conversation, Kate and I explore the three roles of the drama triangle—villain, hero, and victim—and how we each tend to cycle through them when we feel overwhelmed, reactive, or disconnected. We also talk about what it looks like to shift into the empowered versions of those roles and how that transformation can ripple through your entire life. Kate shares examples from her coaching and therapy work, and I share personal insights and questions I ask myself when I notice I’ve landed on the drama triangle (because let’s be honest, we all land there sometimes!). What I love most about this episode is how universal and practical these tools are. Whether you're navigating tension in your marriage, struggling to set boundaries at work, or trying to reconnect with yourself, using the lens these tools provide gives you a clear map to move from reactivity to conscious, grounded presence. No matter what kind of relationship you’re trying to improve, these tools will meet you where you are and help you move forward with more clarity, compassion, and connection. Listen in to hear more about: How to spot when you're in the drama triangle and shift into a more empowered stance What each role—villain, victim, and hero—really looks like in daily relationships Simple questions to help you reconnect with your values when you’re feeling triggered How to cultivate compassion for the scared part of you that activates reactive patterns Why seeing the innocence in others (and yourself) can be the beginning of real healing RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Connect with Kate on Instagram The Conscious Leadership Group The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership The Drama Triangle The Questions for Couples Journal Private Coaching with Maggie…

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Marriage Coaching Concepts: Exploring Reluctant Tolerance, All-In Energy & Committed Detachment 25:33

7 weeks 전25:33

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On this episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast, I’m taking you on a dive into three powerful marriage coaching concepts: reluctant tolerance, all-in energy, and committed detachment. If you've ever felt a low-grade frustration with your partner where everything they do seems to trigger annoyance, you may be stuck in reluctant tolerance. It’s that feeling of "this should be different," which creates an invisible barrier between you and your partner. Today, we explore how this dynamic erodes connection and how shifting out of it can lead to deeper appreciation. One alternative to reluctant tolerance is all-in energy, where we fully accept our partner as they are, without resentment or disdain. Using examples from personal stories and client experiences, I share how choosing to go all in—embracing our partner’s quirks with love and respect—can radically change the energy in a relationship. One eye-opening example is a client who was frustrated by her husband's habitual lying. Instead of staying in reluctant tolerance, she chose to truly accept him, and, to her surprise, his lying decreased. This unexpected result reminds us of the power of unconditional love and emotional safety to shift long-standing patterns. Finally, I introduce the concept of committed detachment. Unlike reluctant tolerance, committed detachment isn't about resisting reality. It’s about stepping into a place of self-empowerment and clarity. If you've ever felt stuck between wanting to change your partner and not wanting to leave, my highest intention is that this episode will help you find a new path forward. Listen in to hear more about: Where reluctant tolerance comes from and how it pulls partners in different directions Why the small, seemingly insignificant moments of frustration, sighs, and eye rolls create distance in a relationship How to fully embrace your partner as they are, with appreciation instead of subtle rejection Things you can lovingly do to create surprising shifts in your partner’s behavior One of THE biggest relationship killers: what it is, and how to counteract it RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The Questions for Couples Journal Private Coaching with Maggie…

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Selena Soo on Rich Relationships & The 6 Circles of Connection 49:17

9 weeks 전49:17

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In this episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast, we’re diving deep into what it means to create truly rich relationships: connections that feel fulfilling, nourishing, and deeply aligned with who we are. I’m joined by the brilliant Selena Soo, whose expertise in relationship dynamics helps people build meaningful connections in every area of life. Whether it’s your marriage, friendships, work relationships, or the way you relate to yourself, Selena introduces us to the 6 circles of connection, a framework that shows us how to cultivate depth, understanding, and joy in all of our relationships. Selena shares her wisdom on how our inner world affects our outer connections, and why doing the work ourselves is the key to transforming our relationships. If you’ve ever felt stuck in patterns that don’t serve you or wished for deeper, more authentic relationships, Selena offers guidance on how to break through barriers and create the kind of connections that truly nourish your soul. The best news? Rich relationships are possible for everyone—they aren’t reserved for the lucky few who "just click" with people. Whether you want to strengthen your marriage, build deeper friendships, or even repair a strained relationship, this episode will give you the tools to make meaningful shifts. Plus, you can get a special bonus from Selena: the first four chapters of her new book, Rich Relationships, for FREE when you visit the link she made especially for my listeners! Tune in to this episode to learn: What makes a relationship rich versus what keeps it feeling stagnant or transactional The 6 circles of connection and how using them deepens relationships The role of self-connection in strengthening your relationships with others Simple but powerful ways to move beyond surface-level for meaningful connections How to shift your energy in a way that invites more warmth and trust into your relationships RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Follow Selena Soo on Instagram 1st Four Chapters of Rich Relationships by Selena Soo The Questions for Couples Journal Private Coaching with Maggie…

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The Hidden Power of Emotional Leadership: Why Going First Changes Everything 37:58

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Today, friends, we’re talking about one of my favorite marriage coaching concepts: emotional leadership, and why going first in your marriage matters more than you might think. We all want deeper connection, warmth, and understanding in our relationships, but so often we find ourselves waiting… Waiting for our partner to initiate, to change, to get it. But what if the key to transforming your marriage isn’t waiting, but leading? We’re diving into the idea of emotional leadership: what it means to take the lead in creating the kind of marriage you want without feeling like you’re doing ALL the work. We’ll explore how your emotional state influences your partner’s response, why small shifts in how you show up can create a ripple effect in your relationship, and how a cool thing called systems theory explains why changing even one part of a relationship changes the whole. I’m breaking down how showing up as the partner you want to be (before expecting your partner to do the same) can help you create shifts you never imagined. This isn’t about “doing more work” or carrying an unfair emotional load. It’s about going first and then growing together. It’s about taking ownership of your experience, leading with love, and watching what happens. Listen in to the episode for all this, PLUS: Four key ways to practice emotional leadership One of my favorite tools - emotional safety drills - and how to use it This episode is packed with insights you can apply immediately. If you’re tired of waiting for things to change and want a fresh perspective on how to create the marriage you desire, this one’s for you! RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Episode 96: Thought Work and The Self Coaching Model The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover…

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Compound Stress Syndrome, The Story/State Cycle & Turning Stress into an Opportunity for Connection in Your Marriage 30:25

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On this episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast, we’re diving into compound stress syndrome. Specifically, how stress actually stacks up in layers, why it impacts your relationship more than you realize, and most importantly, how to start closing stress cycles (both individually and together) so you can create more opportunities for connection, ease, and love in your marriage. You know how sometimes life just piles up, one thing after another until you’re running on fumes, feeling crispy (as one of my dear friends says), and reacting to every little thing? That’s not just “having a tough week.” That’s what I call compound stress syndrome, it is a term I coined to describe what I was seeing in my clients and the more I observe it, the more I think it’s a universal experience in our modern industrial society. Unresolved stress accumulates and leaves you feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or reactive. The good news? Once you really understand stress and the effect it has, you can do something about it. Especially in your relationships. I’ve been teaching my private clients about this for years, but we haven’t talked about it in-depth here on the podcast. So, today, we’re diving in. I’ll even share how changing your emotional state first can shift the stories you tell yourself about your partner so you have the tools to strengthen your bond even during stressful times. Listen in to learn more about: >> What compound stress syndrome is and why modern life makes it worse >> How your nervous system reacts to stress (fight, flight, freeze, or appease) and what that looks like in relationships >> How stress affects your partner, and why their reactions might not mean what you think they do >> Why stress doesn’t just “go away” on its own, and what actually helps release it >> How one person shifting their relationship with stress can change the entire dynamic of a marriage RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Episode 75: Sex, Stress, and Gratitude with Emily Nagoski Episode 14: The Anger Scale Episode 18: The Daily Check In and Why It Matters Episode 179: Navigating Stress Cycles The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover…

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From ER Doctor to Soul Guide: The Power of Retreats & Healing in Community with Dr. Judith Borger 47:32

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Today’s episode is for every high-achieving woman who has ever felt torn between doing all the things and deeply wanting transformation. If that’s you, then big hug. You are not alone. I am beyond thrilled to welcome my friend Dr. Judith Borger to the podcast. From the emergency room to empowerment coaching, Judith knows firsthand what it’s like to look like you have it all together while feeling that something deeper is calling you. Together, we dive into what happens when women create intentional space for healing, connection, and true growth. In this episode, we explore: Why healing in community is so powerful, and how women rising together has always been the way. How high-achievers can break free from burnout and create a life of intention, not just obligation. The magic of retreats and why stepping away from the daily grind is sometimes the only way to find clarity. The role of nervous system regulation in transformation—because you cannot create lasting change from a state of overwhelm. Why joy is an act of resistance and how reclaiming what lights you up is more important now than ever. We also talk about the Women’s Empowerment and Leadership Retreat happening this April at Miraval (aka the most magical healing vortex of a place), where Judith and I will be leading transformational workshops together! But even if you can’t join us in person, this episode is an invitation to ask yourself: When was the last time I prioritized my own healing and joy? What does my soul truly want, separate from what the world expects of me? Who are the women who make me feel seen, safe, and strong? RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Dr. Judith Borger’s April 2025 Retreat Dr. Judith Borger’s website Dr. Judith Borger on Instagram Dr. Judith Borger on Facebook Heather Cox Richardson on Facebook The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover…

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Navigating Stress Cycles 24:02

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Today’s episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast is all about navigating stress cycles—because let’s be real, the world is a lot right now. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, shaken, or just plain exhausted, I want you to know: you are not alone. This conversation is a warm hug and a deep breath all rolled into one. We’ll talk about what stress cycles are, why they’re a completely natural part of being human, and—most importantly—how we can move through them with more ease, grace, and self-compassion. You’ll learn about: The four main stress responses (fight, flight, freeze, and appease) and how they show up in your daily life—especially in relationships. How to tell the difference between actual danger and perceived danger, so you can respond with clarity rather than panic. Why “getting back home” matters—and the simple, grounding practices that can help you reset when stress takes over. The power of awareness in managing your stress cycle (because you can’t manage what you don’t measure!). Why your stress response is not a problem to fix, but rather a wise signal from your body that deserves attention and care. One of the biggest takeaways? You are not wrong for feeling stressed. You are not failing because you have big emotions. You are a human, living in a complex world, doing your best. And sometimes, the best thing we can do is pause, breathe, and come back to ourselves with love. So, grab a cup of tea, take a deep breath, and let’s dive into this conversation together. I hope it brings you the peace and reassurance you need today. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Catherine Andrews on Instagram Episode 30: Marriage MBA Maggie Reyes Private Coaching The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover…

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Building Worlds & Breaking Limits - Inside the Dirtyverse and Beyond with Romance Author Jaine Diamond 49:52

19 weeks 전49:52

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This episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast is a dream come true and I couldn’t be more excited to share it with you. Have you ever read a book that felt like it wrapped you in a cozy hug or cheered you on when you needed it most? That’s what Jaine Diamond’s books have done for me, and today, I had the absolute privilege of sitting down with her to talk about her journey, her process, and her passion. Jaine writes contemporary romance novels that are heartfelt, immersive, and filled with strong, relatable characters. She’s a best selling author with devoted readers around the world, and you’re going to love hearing her story. We reflected on the importance of strong female characters in fiction. Jaine’s books are filled with women who are complex, powerful, and capable of extraordinary growth. For Jaine, these characters serve as both inspiration and representation, showing readers—especially young women and girls—what’s possible. We also dove into self-doubt, the fear of failure, and Jaine’s secret weapon for taking bold steps. Jaine even shared how she’s creating new traditions for her daughter while healing from her own past – living proof that we can break limits and rewrite our stories no matter where we started. I know you will get so much out of listening to our conversation! In This Episode, You’ll Hear: How exploring worst-case scenarios can remove the fear of failure Why persistence matters How you can learn to trust your instincts in any project Why reflecting on your past doesn’t define you How romance stories empower readers RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover Jaime Diamond’s Facebook Group, “VIPs” Jaine Diamond’s Facebook Group, “Spoiler Room” Jaine Diamond on Instagram Jaine Diamond’s website…

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The Power of Fresh Starts and Do Overs 19:53

21 weeks 전19:53

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Inside of this week’s episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast I am resharing one of our favorite episodes time to welcome the new year – I’m making a case for the power of fresh starts and do-overs. Because of my background in HR, I love to make connections between marriage culture and corporate culture. Living in a society where productivity and accomplishment are deified we often have both external and internal narratives where mistakes are seen as problems, not opportunities. Mistakes often require taking risks and trying new things, and in corporate culture it is often safer to fawn or appease and do everything possible not get caught being wrong vs to simply say, I was wrong about that, how can I do better or this is the plan I made with what I learned from this…. Doing this thousands of times at work will often make it our default go to at home. What if instead of protection or repeating mistakes without learning from them, we create a marriage culture of do overs? Of course correcting any time we are off track instead of after years of building a resentment mountain. That is what this episode is about. Creating a new way of dealing with messups that brings more closeness and connection every time we coure correct. This episode makes the case for do-overs as a healthy part of your marriage culture. A do-over is exactly what it sounds like: a request to do something over again because it didn’t go quite the way you wanted it to go the first time. But how do you just do something over in your marriage? Isn’t it more complicated than that? It’s a lot simpler than you think, and this episode will tell you exactly how to do it. In the episode, I share: what a do-over is, the rules of do-overs, and how and when to ask for one. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Thriving Authors Podcast Interview Episode 5 - Requests vs. Demands The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover…

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Becoming Unapologetic with Mar Talanquer 1:24:33

23 weeks 전1:24:33

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Today’s episode is so epic. Do you remember growing up wanting to be the best at something? Then actually becoming the best at that thing and then being surrounded by people you absolutely loved because they were both the BEST and LOVED that thing the same way you did? I know we just all have at least one story like that. Today you are witnessing one of mine. In today’s episode, I had the absolute honor of chatting with Mar Talanquer, a superstar coach in Latin America. She literally writes a column for Mexican Glamour. Yes, the magazine. Mar is a visionary coach and pioneer in somatic and nervous system work, and her mission is nothing short of extraordinary: to help women break free from societal “spells” that hold us back and embrace the full, unapologetic power of who we are. Mar shared her revolutionary concept of the eight “spells” that patriarchal culture casts over women, from the pressure to always be the best to the burden of never showing vulnerability. She introduces antidotes for these spells—ways to transform our disempowering strategies into authentic, empowering actions that align with our true selves. Here’s a sneak peek of 3 the archetypes we explored in our conversation so you get a feel for the depth and nuance we are having on the show today - (feel my considerable excitement!!) The Chingona: The high-achieving, outwardly perfect woman who carries the weight of endless expectations but feels perpetually “not enough.” Mar revealed how to step into the empowering identity of the Expander—someone who inspires others not by perfection, but by showing what’s possible. The Overwhelmed One: The multi-tasker extraordinaire, juggling countless ideas and responsibilities, often at the expense of her peace of mind. Mar invites this archetype to become the Multi-Creative Adventurer, embracing her creativity while simplifying and focusing on what truly matters. The Responsible One: The steady, reliable problem-solver who is there for everyone—but struggles to ask for help. Mar’s antidote? A reframe as the Community Creator, a grounded leader who thrives when she allows herself to be supported, too. Mar’s wisdom is powerful for anyone feeling stuck in cycles of perfectionism, overwhelm, or self-doubt. Her stories and insights will have you nodding in recognition and, most importantly, seeing a path forward to living unapologetically. Yes we talked about these deep themes AND we had so much doing it! I can’t wait to hear your takeaways from this one. Listen to our chat to hear more about: How to start to live as your unapologetic, empowered self Why achieving more doesn’t always feel fulfilling—and what you can do about it The first step to breaking free from the patriarchy The surprising antidote to overwhelm (it isn’t doing less!) Why showing vulnerability in your relationships is a superpower, not a weakness RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Episode 132: How To Use the Questions For Couples Journal to Get Closer to Your Honey with Sarah Kennedy Episode 53: Processing Negative Emotions Episode 129: Understanding Your Stress Cycles with Maria Victoria Albina Episode 76: Trauma, Resourcing, and Windows of Tolerance with Shelby Leigh Episode 96: Thought Work and The Self Coaching Model Connect with Mar on Instagram Visit Mar’s website The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover…

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3 Ways to Make Your Life Better for Overthinkers & People Pleasers with Jackie De Crinis 58:49

25 weeks 전58:49

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I’m absolutely thrilled about this episode because it’s packed with heart, wisdom, and so many nuggets of inspiration. My guest is the one and only Jackie De Crinis, a former TV executive turned life coach, who has just released her debut book, The Overthinker’s Guide to Joy. Trust me – you’ll be laughing, reflecting, and taking notes all at once. Jackie spent decades in the high-stakes world of television, where she developed iconic shows like Suits, White Collar, Monk, and Mr. Robot. But as you’ll hear, she didn’t just curate hit series; she also navigated a deeply personal journey of listening to her intuition and creating a life of joy. Jackie shares the behind-the-scenes magic of her career, her insights on overthinking and joy, and the transformative power of asking for help. I especially loved her story about discovering tennis, which started with her assistant insisting she get a hobby and (spoiler alert!) ultimately led to her meeting her husband of 20+ years! It’s a beautiful example of how small steps can lead to life-changing outcomes. We also dive into some themes from her book, like why asking for help is so challenging for many of us (especially perfectionists and people pleasers) and how to start practicing asking for help without guilt or fear. Tune into our conversation and hear more about: Why listening to your intuition matters How asking for help (even when it’s hard!) transforms your relationships AND health How saying "no" is deeply connected to saying "yes" to yourself and your well-being The importance of gratitude in relationships The power of prioritizing the easy steps over the hard ones RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The Overthinker’s Guide to Joy by Jackie De Crinis Episode 128: Doing What Feels Right with Jackie De Crinis The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover Visit Jackie's Website Listen to Jackie's Podcast, The Overthinker's Guide to Joy Connect with Jackie on Instagram…

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10 Powerful Questions to Strengthen Your Marriage 25:45

27 weeks 전25:45

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On this episode of The Marriage Life Coach Podcast, we’re diving into one of my favorite topics: questions—the kind that spark clarity, connection, and love. You’ll hear me nerd out a bit (okay, a lot) as I share 10 powerful questions that can transform your marriage by helping you create more ease, joy, and understanding. We’ll chat about everything from the stories we tell ourselves to how playfulness and generosity can become your superpowers. I’ll walk you through each question, offering examples, insights, and ideas to help you apply them in your relationship right away. Whether you’ve been married for decades or are newly navigating life with a partner, there’s something here for everyone. Oh, and a quick behind-the-scenes scoop! This episode was created with a little help from my AI assistant, Claude. Think of it as teamwork: my coach brain paired with tech to organize my thoughts. I always want you to know when I use tools like this to enhance your listening experience. These 10 questions are tools to break patterns, spark connection, and make love a little easier to access, no matter the situation. So, grab a notebook, open your heart, and let’s get started. The best part? You don’t have to do this perfectly—you just have to start. Tune into this episode and find out: How you can shift the stories you tell yourself to transform your relationship Why generosity is such a powerful tool for deeper connection—and how you can practice it in new ways How playfulness can change the tone of even the most challenging moments Why small, incremental changes have a big impact on your marriage How focusing on what’s already working can help you unlock more love and joy RESOURCES FROM THE EPISODE: Episode 2: Power Questions The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover…

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Today, I’m excited to take you on a little journey through a concept that can change the way you think about motivation, intimacy, and even the everyday tasks we all have a love-hate relationship with. We’re talking about responsive desire. You might have heard the term in the context of intimacy and relationships, but I think that responsive desire is so much more than that—it’s a way of understanding how we relate to everything from our goals to our daily routines. And here’s the good news: just because you don’t feel motivated at the start doesn’t mean you won’t enjoy it once you get going! In this episode, we’re unpacking responsive desire and how it differs from spontaneous desire, which is often portrayed as the “norm” in our culture (thanks, TV and movies!). Real life is much more complex, and understanding this difference can be a game-changer—not just for your relationship, but for how you approach many areas of your life. So, join me as we dive deep into why it’s perfectly okay to have a different kind of motivation that needs a little warm-up. Whether it’s starting a new habit, getting to the gym, or feeling connected in your relationship, responsive desire can show up in so many areas of life—and it’s completely normal. You’ll learn: Why tuning into responsive desire can help you achieve goals without waiting for the ‘right’ motivation Small shifts that make tasks feel easier and more enjoyable How understanding responsive desire can transform your approach to motivation and intimacy Why accepting responsive desire can lead to a more compassionate and flexible outlook on your goals and relationships RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Episode 75: Sex, Stress & Gratitude with Emily Nagoski Episode 83: Sex Funnels The Questions for Couples Journal The Marriage Mindset Makeover…