Most people have at some point in their lives had to deal with someone who refuses to lose. No matter how unreasonable

The world, our nation, and our way of living have gone through some incredible changes in the past couple of years that have been difficult and

Have you seen the movie Groundhog Day? It features Bill Murray as a weatherman named Phil with a bad attitude who finds himself reliving February 2^nd

If you can think and talk, and if you ever encounter other people, there is the potential for conflict. Conflict is an inevitable,

I get it – the holidays may be the busiest, most frustrating time of the year for your business. Demand for products and services skyrockets

I hope you’re reading this with the smell of turkey and pumpkin pie in the air. Thanksgiving is one of the things I am thankful for,

As a father of three adult children and three grandchildren who are old enough to talk (and, therefore, old enough to argue) I know a lot about the

Listening is one of the most powerful tools of communication, leadership and relationships. Here are some things you can begin doing today

In my first two posts addressing the question of how to get your spouse to help around the house, I talked about two key components to the answer.

Today I will continue to address the complaint I hear from (mostly) wives about carrying a disproportionate burden of maintaining and managing their home.

A marriage is created by a promise made, but it can only thrive by a promise kept. If you want your marriage to thrive commit to keeping these

What is Verbal Abuse?

What you say:  Verbal abuse is often defined as a pattern of verbal behavior

Kurt and Emily stood beside Michael’s crib gazing in wonder at their brand-new baby son. The months of waiting were over

Intimacy is the fuel that powers every couple’s emotional engine. It’s what makes your relationship special – those moments when you catch

What makes a great dad? I have found that great dads practice five key principles: love, discipline, nurturing, instruction and training,

One of my first introductions to a blended family was The Brady Bunch. Every Friday night, we tuned in to watch Mike Brady and his three sons and his new wife,

In this life, there is no escaping the reality that your family will be impacted by serious illness and death at some time.

When my daughter was preparing to go to college, we had to shop for a reliable car to transport her around her temporary new community.

When I was growing up I would often hear my mother say, “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.” As a child, I hated that statement.

With the divorce rate in the United States over 50% we can’t help but wonder whether those who choose to call it quits have thought