What if one person could change the dynamic of a whole relationship?

In this episode, we sit down with Lindsay Jean—Registered Nurse turned Relationship Coach—whose personal journey from breakup to breakthrough sparked a calling to help couples reconnect.

We talk about:

• Why the power struggle in relationships is inevitable

• How to make change even when your partner isn’t interested in doing “the work”

• What it means to wonder and look under in moments of conflict

• How recurring arguments can actually be signs of growth

• Real examples from Lindsay’s own love story that will give you hope

Whether you're in the roommate phase or deep in the trenches of conflict, Lindsay offers real-life tools that bring clarity, compassion, and connection.

Connect with Lindsay Jean:

Instagram: @loving.with.intention

Email: lindsay@lovingwithintentioncoach.com

YouTube: Loving With Intention

In this episode, we sit down and share some of the most real, honest pieces of our marriage journey. From being 22 and 23 when we got married to learning each other through raising kids, evolving as people, growing up together, and building a relationship that works because they choose to work on it, not because it’s perfect.

We talk about:

• Why you can’t expect your spouse to meet every need

• How they learned to pick their battles

• Why “teamwork over scorekeeping” changed everything

• Sex, connection, and trust

• Communication inside and outside the bedroom

• Evolving as individuals and as a couple

• Why ignoring problems never makes them disappear

• When divorce becomes a real conversation — and when it doesn’t

• How small acts of effort anchor a marriage

A strong marriage isn’t about perfection. It’s about choosing each other again and again, being honest about what you need, putting in the effort, and remembering why you’re grateful for the person you get to share your life with.

Make sure to check out Part 1!

Robin and Scott’s story is full of small moments that add up to a big, steady, joyful love. They spent 30 years as friends before finally marrying, and now they’re almost two years into building a life together — laughing through differences, learning each other’s habits, and choosing peace every day.

They talk about:

• Life after hitting the one-year mark

• Finding harmony in the tiny everyday moments

• Learning each other’s rhythms

• Step-ladders, ketchup bottles, and grocery store routines

• Friendship as the glue that keeps them grounded

• Supporting each other’s hobbies and passions

• Why their joy is so contagious

Strong marriages aren’t built on grand gestures. They’re built on tiny choices, daily softness, and the joy you choose to see in each other.