This is the second article in a series written from both ‘his’ and ‘hers’ perspectives. In the previous post, David shared his insights on embodying the masculine energy in our relationship. You can read his blog here . When I first heard about the importance of balancing masculine and feminine energy in a relationship, I didn’t fully understand it. I assumed that feminine energy meant being soft, passive, or yielding, which didn’t resonate with me. I saw myself as strong, dr

This is the first in a series written from a ‘his’ and ‘hers’ perspective. Next week Cynthia will share her perspective on the feminine. Read her blog here . When Cynthia and I first began learning about masculine and feminine energy, I didn’t think much of it beyond the usual associations. To me, masculine energy was about strength, providing, maybe even protecting. Over time, I realized it was something deeper. Embracing my masculine energy became less about fitting into tr

I once had a problem with anger until I used personal development to get a handle on it. I stopped scaring people and started feeling more peaceful inside. Diving into this misunderstood emotion, I spent years studying how it keeps us from having what we want in life, and I saw great results. Here is my condensed study on anger. I hope it helps you decide to make a change or softens how you see yourself and the triggers for your anger. If someone close to you is struggling wi

Friendship dynamics evolve significantly from childhood to adulthood. In our school years, friendships seemed to effortlessly form through shared activities on the playground, after school bike rides, or getting into mischief together. It felt almost magical, easy, and effortless, and we didn't fully comprehend how it happened. As adults, particularly men, the quest for that seemingly elusive magic to forge new friendships can be perplexing. Research and anecdotal evidence fr

Imagine traveling for one month without reservations or concrete dates, only with a roughly stated goal starting at mile zero. That’s what I asked from my travel companion, Cynthia, my wife. I wasn’t confident my request would fly, imagining we’d negotiate for something in the middle. To my delight she gave a full-throated YES; just don’t get irritated if we can’t find a place to sleep one night, she said. You the reader probably want to know if we’re still married after 30-d