In this episode, we sit down with Keu Reyes, a father who shares his deeply personal and heartbreaking story of being alienated from his children. His journey is raw, emotional, and full of hard truths that too many fathers face but don’t talk about.

We hope this episode inspires empathy, awareness, and most of all, action. Whether you’re a father going through something similar or just want to better understand what so many dads face, this conversation is for you. Let’s break the silence and start supporting the dads who need us most.

His journey inspired him to create ReMinding Yourself, a podcast dedicated to helping other dads facing similar struggles.

If you or a father you know, is battling for connection or simply want to understand the challenges so many dads face, this conversation is for you. Learn more and subscribe at ReMindingYourself.com

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Today our girl Melissa Dumaz stop by the show to talk about her book, The Love Challenge.

Are you ready to restore, reignite, and/or replenish the love in your relationship?

After we’ve been in a relationship for a while, the initial passion cools, and we wonder if we should just settle in for a less exciting love life. But what if there was an easy, fun way to heat your relationship back up?

The Love Challenge is a daily challenge that will help you increase, enhance, nurture, grow, and improve the love in your life between you and your significant other. All you need is a willing heart, a desire for more fun, and 30 days.

This challenge is set-up to be done by you, it does not require that your significant other do it with you, but of course the two of you can do the challenge together.

Make sure you follow her on IG: @MelissaDumaz or visit her website www.MelissaDumaz.com

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Accountability is a game changer! It’s super humbling yes… BUT it removes the shame from your choices and circumstances.

Accountability is the ability to take responsibility for one's actions, decisions, and behaviors, and to accept the consequences

But why is accountability so hard?
It's largely because we aren't very good at admitting when we've made mistakes. It sucks!

In fact, scientifically, our brains will naturally do whatever they can to justify our actions so that we feel better about our decisions.

The LACK of accountability is when we fail to accept our own shortcomings and mistakes. Is that YOU?

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Yes, almost everyone judges others at some point. Judging is a natural part of human behavior and instinct that's difficult to suppress. Here are some reasons why:

• It's easy: Judging is simple and doesn't require much thought or reasoning.

• It's automatic: Our brains are wired to make automatic judgments about others' behaviors.

• It's evolutionary: Early humans needed to quickly assess threats and opportunities in their environment.

• It's based on scripts: We make judgments based on pre-programmed mindsets or scripts.

What are some things you judge squad? Drop it in the comments.

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Today our good friend Sarita Paredes joins the conversation with her inspirational story about her life. From the tragic loss of her mom to her relationship with her father, who literally got away with murder. The happiness, the joy, the tragedy, the journey has not been easy, but here she is thriving, forgiving, letting go and moving on. Even when it’s bad it’s GOOD, make sure you pick up her book.

Follow her on Instagram: @makeupartistsarita

Or email her: sarmarpar@yahoo.com

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What is happiness? Everyone has their own definition of happiness. And truthfully happiness looks different for everyone. Happiness looks different for people especially at different ages. We are the ones that decide what happiness is for our own individual self. What makes you happy, may not make me happy and guess what that’s OK. Is society so programmed to believe that only certain things will bring you happiness? You choose and you decide what happiness looks like for you. Let’s celebrate other people’s happiness, it’s doesn’t have to look like our happiness. We are all on unique paths, rock your happiness and be happy for others as well.

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Owning who you are is the idea of accepting yourself completely, including your strengths and weaknesses, and living life without regrets or apology. It can also mean understanding and embracing your core identity. Own your decisions, and own who you are, but without apology.

So many times we doubt our decisions. We look at what others are doing and think if we should be changing our style and point of view to fit the larger market. And the answer is not a resounding NO but a be open to the new, take in what resonates but always hold on to your true self. If you are not speaking your truth, whose are you speaking?

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The delicate balance between privacy and vulnerability is a REAL thing. And with social media it makes it easy for people to put all their business out there. There are definitely 2 types of people, people that honor privacy and people that are a bit more vulnerable. Which one are you? How do you move? What do you find more important l, vulnerability or privacy or do u practice the balance of both to the best of your ability? The more you put out there the more people can have an opinion about you, your life, and your decisions. So be wise with the way you move!

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