Episode #1086

Most men create a vision for their business but rarely take the time to do the same for their marriage or family. In this episode, Doug and Chris unpack why that's a problem, and how to start creating a clear, shared vision at home. This isn't about long meetings or forcing your wife to sit on the couch and talk about feelings. It's about finding a way that works, walking, talking, asking the right questions and using that to get aligned.

They share real examples from their own lives: how to include your kids, even if they're young or older, how to keep it light and fun, and how small conversations can lead to big shifts. You'll hear what worked, what didn't, and why this kind of planning can deepen connection without pressure. Chris also opens up about his own hesitation around doing this "the right way," and Doug offers simple tools and ideas to make it doable, not overwhelming.

They also cover how to set a vision that's not just about logistics or calendars but about how you want your home life to feel. You'll learn how to plan in a way that brings energy, clarity, and direction into your relationship and your role as a father. It's not about getting it perfect it's about leading with intention and creating a future everyone's excited about. If your marriage or family life feels like it's drifting, this episode will help you reset and start fresh.

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Episode #1085

This episode is a powerful revisit to one of the most important conversations for any man feeling stuck in his relationship or his personal growth. Doug and Chris break down a common trap: spending your time and money on everything but the things that really move the needle your relationships, your mindset, and your growth as a man.

They get honest about how easy it is to drop cash on toys, tech, and distractions... while putting off the real work that could actually improve your marriage, deepen your connection with your kids, or help you become a man you're proud of. If you've ever said, "I don't have the time" or "I can't afford it" this one will challenge you to take a hard look at what you're prioritizing.

They also dive into why surrounding yourself with men who push you to grow matters more than you think, and how to use your future self as a guide for the choices you make now.

This is the kind of episode you'll want to listen to more than once because the questions they ask here can shift everything.

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Episode #1084

Ever feel like you've lost your edge at home or like you're walking on eggshells, waiting for your wife to tell you you're doing it right? In this episode, Doug and Chris dig into one of the most common (but rarely talked about) patterns they see in men: the quiet, often unconscious habit of giving up power in relationships.

They unpack how this shows up in everyday life from needing permission to make decisions, to becoming another "child" in the household dynamic. Doug shares how even well-meaning guys slip into people-pleasing, indecision, and needing external validation from their partner, all while slowly eroding their leadership.

You'll learn why being decisive (even if you're wrong) beats being passive, how routines can help you rebuild internal trust, and what it really takes to stop outsourcing your self-worth. This episode is a wake-up call for any man who's lost touch with his power and a practical guide to getting it back.

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