Brendan Weidner's guest appearances

Brendan Weidner

Build Your Best Family

Ready to Thrive

Lori Beth Auldridge

Abby Turner

Allie Casazza

Dawn Marasco

Tracy Steel

Justin Whitmel Earley

Jennifer Dukes Lee

Noelle Rhodes

Jess Carey

Brian Dixon

Becky Thompson

Kat Lee

Alli Worthington

Susie Larson

Laura Thomas

OwlTail

This is such a good episode! Brendan is hands down one of the most intentional people I know when it comes to habits and I get a front row seat as he is my husband! Whether it comes to reading the Bible, exercise or eating well, Brendan has figured out how to sustain daily habits for compound results. Listen in and share with a friend!

This is such a good episode! Brendan is hands down one of the most intentional people I know when it comes to habits and I get a front row seat as he is my husband! Whether it comes to reading the Bible, exercise or eating well, Brendan has figured out how to sustain daily habits for compound results. Listen in and share with a friend!

Ep 144 - Habits are Key to Thriving in Mental Health with Brendan Weidner

Good communication in marriage helps you grow. But there are often “hard” conversations that neither you nor your spouse wants to have. They may be conversations about annoying or difficult issues. They may be the topics that you dodge because they make you both angry, defensive, sad, and hurt. However, engaging in these talks shows you care about your spouse and your marriage.Everything we talked about in this episode can be found here: https://www.buildyourbestfamily.com/podcast/episode-123Subscribe to the show in iTunes and leave a review. Reviews help podcasters get their show noticed.Join our Facebook GroupGet the Family Discussion Sheet

Good communication in marriage helps you grow. But there are often “hard” conversations that neither you nor your spouse wants to have. They may be conversations about annoying or difficult issues. They may be the topics that you dodge because they make you both angry, defensive, sad, and hurt. However, engaging in these talks shows you care about your spouse and your marriage.Everything we talked about in this episode can be found here: <a href="https://www.buildyourbestfamily.com/podcast/episode-89" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.buildyourbestfamily.com/podcast/episode-</a>123<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-family-culture-project/id1330703506?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe to the show in iTunes</a> and leave a review. Reviews help podcasters get their show noticed.Join our <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/BuildYourBestFamily/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook Group</a>Get the <a href="https://witty-creator-7038.ck.page/3cfcf7bb7a" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Family Discussion Sheet</a>

 Jaclyn and Brendan Weidner on Successfully Having Hard Conversations in Marriage

I have been thinking about interviewing my husband for a while now. Recently we were having a conversation after watching church online. The topic was lust. Our pastor has been going through a series called The 7 Deadly Sins and it has been good. (You can check them out here!) As we were talking I realized - We have these conversations often! These good, hard conversations. We have been having them for almost 16 years! And they have been crucial to us not only thriving in our marriage but in our personal lives. For today we are simply discussing the hows and the whys behind having hard conversations. And what I thought would be a one-time interview is going to be a series called Having Hard Conversations. We’re going to cover topics like money, pornography, spiritual warfare, and work/life balance. These are not conversations specifically for married couples, but if you are married, they might be a good opportunity to listen with your spouse and begin to have some of your own hard conversations. Hard conversations are never easy or light. They are most often avoided. But - they have the ability to really move the needle forward in your life. And that is my hope for you in this series. Most of the hard conversations we have are filled with emotion and can be filled with frustration. BUT - they don’t end that way. They end with hope, understanding, and peace. At least most of the time anyways ;)

I have been thinking about interviewing my husband for a while now. Recently we were having a conversation after watching church online. The topic was lust. Our pastor has been going through a series called The 7 Deadly Sins and it has been good. (You can check them out <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BeME17JXtU" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>!) As we were talking I realized - We have these conversations often! These good, hard conversations. We have been having them for almost 16 years! And they have been crucial to us not only thriving in our marriage but in our personal lives. For today we are simply discussing the hows and the whys behind having hard conversations. And what I thought would be a one-time interview is going to be a series called Having Hard Conversations. We’re going to cover topics like money, pornography, spiritual warfare, and work/life balance. These are not conversations specifically for married couples, but if you are married, they might be a good opportunity to listen with your spouse and begin to have some of your own hard conversations. Hard conversations are never easy or light. They are most often avoided. But - they have the ability to really move the needle forward in your life. And that is my hope for you in this series. Most of the hard conversations we have are filled with emotion and can be filled with frustration. BUT - they don’t end that way. They end with hope, understanding, and peace. At least most of the time anyways ;)