A legend about Alfred the Great, King of the Saxons from 871-899 AD, purports that he used to send his sons out hunting with many dogs

As we approach Father’s Day, I would like to take a moment to recognize the powerful role fathers play in the lives of their children.

It never ceases to amaze me how important our attitudes are when it comes to rising above life’s circumstances. Every week

For weeks now, life has looked different for families across the country. More time is being spent at home, routines are changing,

I recently had the opportunity to do a Facebook Live event with Dr. Randy Carlson for the Intentional Living radio program.

We’ve all heard the phrase “it’s the little things in life that count.” There’s a lot of truth in that, since most of life is made up of a series of little things. 

I want to share a truth that was first revealed to me by my mother when I was a child, then later reinforced through my own life experiences:

Hi, everyone! In place of our usual blog post, I want to take the opportunity to introduce myself as the newest member of the Relational Advantage team!

Building and maintaining a strong and loving family in today's culture takes a determined will and a conscious and sustained effort

Some people have the “gift” of gift-giving. They have a knack for knowing what will make someone happy and finding it

Knowing how to engage in constructive dialogue with your teenager is one of the most important skills a parent can possess,

When my children were growing up I used to tell them, “I love you unconditionally… but I want other people to like you, too!”

Do you ever wish we could all agree on everything? Wouldn’t that stop all the arguing and fighting?

Have you heard this one? During a discussion of holiday traditions, the teenager complains, “We don’t have any traditions.

Patience is a virtue, they say. If your patience is being tested and tried, it can be hard to see what value you receive from your situation.

Heroes are often people who face seemingly impossible odds, set personal wants and needs aside,

You can certainly notice when a sports or business team is unified because they tend to experience a great deal of success.

When I was a child there wasn’t anyone more important to me than my dad. The influence he had

Last week I shared the first 5 tips for how to be a person of influence, so here are the 5 remaining tips.

Many American parents are angry because of their belief that our public educational system is in shambles.