This week we discussed moods in relationships.

We explored how moods are like the weather, they come and they go. They are not permanent, they are not facts, and they are not the full story of who we are or who our partner is.

We spoke about the importance of being light-hearted around moods rather than taking them too seriously in the moment. When we react to a mood as if it is truth, we fuel it. When we step back, allow space, and don’t feed it — it passes.

If you feed it, it grows.

If you leave it, it goes.

This week we talk about what we believe is the most important thing in a relationship - the spirit of giving.

We explore the difference between giving because you should and giving because you want to.

We discuss why so many relationships lose that feeling over time and how reconnecting with it can change marriages, parenting and any type of relationship.

In this episode of Thoughts About Life, we explore a somewhat counter-cultural idea: success comes slowly.
We discuss why stability, patience, and consistency are essential for building anything meaningful. From Abraham’s journey, to running a business, raising children, writing books, doing better emotionally, and even caring for a marine fish tank, the message is the same: growth needs time, space and solid ground to build from.
We discuss why impatience doesn’t just stop us from carrying on, it stops us from starting in the first place, how small daily actions can quietly compound into something very meaningful, and why “quick fixes” whether in dieting, finances, or mental health so often disappoint.
This is a conversation about learning to trust the process, laying one brick at a time, and allowing life’s wisdom to work with us not against us.