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Personal stories from our home designed to move you and meet you where you are.
Whether you’re someone who's just browsing, a legacy-minded individual wanting to invite more health to your family line, or someone silently searching for more in life and marriage... you belong here.

The other night, I walked in the door at 7:45 p.m.
I’d been out of the office all the previous week at a conference — and this was the first day back. It started with a 6 a.m. workout, followed by back-to-back client calls, a handful of leadership decisions, and a few difficult conversations.
By t...
A couple of Saturdays ago, Paige and I went out for lunch with no plan for the rest of the day.
No agenda.
No itinerary.
Just a sunny afternoon and each other.
Halfway through lunch, I asked, “What do you feel like doing next?”
She paused. Tilted her head. Did that little shoulder shimmy she does w...
There’s something Paige says to me almost every day:
“Thank you for working so hard for us.”
She says it when I’m between back-to-back sessions.
She says it when I sink into the couch after a 12-hour day.
She says it when I’m handling things she never even sees.
And every time I hear it, some...
Earlier this week, I came home in a bad mood.
Nothing catastrophic had happened — just one of those days where everything felt uphill. Deadlines missed. Problems stacking. Nothing flowing.
Years ago, that kind of day would’ve turned into something much bigger. I would’ve brought the tension inside...
 A few weeks ago, it was raining in Nashville.
Paige and I both love the rain.
I had just wrapped up my early morning workout when I sent her a simple text:
“Good morning babe. It’s a beautiful rainy day.”
Nothing profound. Just a moment. A quiet touchpoint.
She replied almost instantly, tell...
If you’ve ever felt like no matter how much work you do —
The books, the podcasts, the journaling, the therapy sessions —
You’re still caught in the same painful relationship patterns…
Let me tell you something important:
It’s not because you’re broken.
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It’s not because you’re lazy.
It’s not because
A few years ago David and I were experiencing conflict when something he said stopped me dead in my tracks…
And, it completely changed the trajectory of our relationship.Â
At the time, I was highly avoidant and would pretend like nothing was ever bothering me. When really, you could see it all ove...