Love Mastery

A new year, new outlook, new possibilities and plenty of fish in the sea. Goals can be stifling, intentions set us free to be our best selves. Providing you with a few ways to channel good energy for you to find love in 2020. 

When they first met she was babysitting a Keg of beer at a party. His friends warned him to stay away from her but he didn't and now they have been married 31 years. Their relationship has sustained the bedlam rivalry that is between them. He is a Sooner fan and she is Cowboys fan.   

Sharing Real Love Real Stories wins for the year.  Giving my shoutout to: Podcasts guests, to my listeners, storytellers, the attendees who came to live events, Heard Museum for collaborating with RLRS and for my team for supporting me.  Also sharing the Top 10 episodes for 2019 that have been listened to the most.  

These are a few of my tried and true tips I have used over the years to avoid holiday gloom. 1) make your environment happy and inviting 2) help someone 3) Mingle or throw a party 4) create fun traditions 5) Don't beat yourself up and remember God's timing is different from ours

It's the Jolliest time of the year!!! Sharing some simple and easy tips to keep your relationship on the right track during the holidays.  1) Simplify your schedule 2) Stay healthy 3) Keep romance alive 4) Stick to a budget 5) De-Stress

This episode is brought to you by Audible. They are offering you a free audio book subscription for 1 month. Since this episode is about "5 love languages" if you haven't read the book yet ... go ahead and use your free trial to listen to the book today. You will understand yourself and your partner well.  www.audibletrial.com/realloverealstories.com Ideas of showing love to your partner this holi...

Money Food Infidelity  Exercise Ex's Television  These are the most common I have read about and or heard from couples. 

Kalisha is an Aquarian who moved to Arizona in 2017 by way of the Bluegrass State and Southern California. Her hobbies include practicing yoga, exploring the country and reading relationship books such as "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus" by John Gray PhD. In a personal quest to seek the purpose of marriage for her own relationship, Kalisha has spent several years studying its history, ana...

In this episode you will hear 10 simple strategies to help you move on from a breakup. Try these helpful strategies to reconnect with your inner self and identify the path that will lead you to full recovery and closure ... #breakup #healing #happiness #findinglove #getmotivated #yougotthis

It's not always obvious when the time has come to start a different chapter in our lives. It is always good to really think things through before making drastic decisions in life. Each relationship is different and I highly recommend seeking professional help to make sure you do the right thing for you and especially if you have children.  Here are 10 signs to help you know if it is time to move o...

Sam Walker's journey to discovering what else is out there led her to meeting her husband. How she sought her life out to open herself to finding love with Sam Walker/  Sam Walker is an Award- winning broadcaster and podcaster. Audio consultant and MD at Whatgoesonmedia. Event host and speaker. Mom of daughters and a Vegan

The signs that a man is falling in love are often right there in front of you, and there is usually doubt about how he feels about you. Men fall in love differently than women. So, what are the signs of being in love? How do you know if he loves you? Here are a few signs that I came up with and ofcourse there are a ton out there as well.

Meet Rynetta - she is a dedicated wife, an avid reader, an English Professor and she believes that you can change the world one literary text and one smile at a time Recently rebranded from #jcrewismyfavstore to #reallyrynetta You can connect with her on: Instagram: reallyrynetta Blog: www.reallyrynetta.com Book recommendations from Rynetta: 5 languages of love Don't be a wife to your boyfriend  L...

Love comes from feelings, lasting love is a matter of choosing to nurture the same. When Aditi met her husband, it was a magical coincidence. Choosing to marry was a choice for them and they felt the love bloom after that.     "The love & respect my husband and I have shared over the past 12 years is not just the foundation of the life we have built but all my entrepreneurial success.  His belief ...

This couple has so much love for each other its so beautiful .... Cameron and Mai share their love journey. Cameron: Chief Strategy Officer at Palliative Care Alliance - community based and provides care management to patients with chronic, serious or critical illnesses in their homes especially as the focus continues to shift toward value and quality.   Mai Ling: Chief Executive Officer of Xcepti...

In this episode you will hear Jessica tell her story from when she was 16. She met a guy on yahoo messenger who lied to her about his age. He was 20 years older. He married her, moved her cross country, cheated on her and left her for his high school sweetheart.  She took time to heal and do good for others and as a result she met her husband now while volunteering in Haiti.

Linda found Love and has been married 10 years.  "I was 43 years old, never married, and I weighed almost 300 pounds. Not only that, but I still had underlying fears. What if I do meet someone that I liked and after investing myself in it, it does not work out? Or worse, what if I got hurt? Maybe I should lose weight first? Or get my teeth fixed and have some work done to look younger" .... Linda...

Here is what you will learn after listening to this episode 1) To know who you are 2) To know your core values 3) Know your goals are in a relationship 4) Know your needs I lead you through a short self reflection exercise to be open to love. I live you with some self reflection questions to ponder

In this episode I am providing you with updates and some exciting new things happening with Real Love Real Stories.  Thank you for all your support. I am excited to be back with new and exciting new content.

Thank you for going on this journey with me and for your support. I am so grateful and humbled that these love stories are being listened in 64 countries and counting. As I raise the glass to toast to this one year I want to thank all the guests that took time and shared their stories on my podcast. These stories give hope and inspiration to a lot of people. Cheers to one year!!!  Excited to come...

One of the ironies of modern life is that we can spend more time being connected, and yet, sometimes wind up being less present for each other. Maybe you're in the same room with a group of your friends, but each you is busy texting or talking on your phones. Maybe you're sitting down to a family dinner, but your mind is still back at the office or looking ahead to the chores you need to do this w...

Excited to share this episode for 2 reasons: it's family and it's an opportunity for you to learn about the Zimbabwean culture when it comes to love, marriage, weddings and lobola. Isaac and Ruth Anne tell their story so beautifully and also they explain the cultural norms regarding bride price etc Book recommendations: His Needs Her Needs by Willard F Harley Jr.  Some words used in this episode a...

Some of your questions and comments from facebook answered in this episode regarding: "Have you or are you going through pre-marital counseling? What did you gain from it?  Is it important to go through pre-marital counseling and also when is a good time to go through it?

TRUTHS OF A GOSPEL-CENTERED MARRIAGE You're marrying an image-bearer (Gen 1 & James 3) You married not a finished product but a work in progress, and YOU are also a work in progress. Phil 1:6, 2 Cor 4:16, Romans 8. Marriage is all three: Back – to – back Side by side (CS Lewis) Face to face Out of reverence for Jesus, submit to one-another (Ephesians 5). Love God more than you love each other. 10...

Barry and Sherry have been married 30 years. They enjoy admiring beautiful women together. They are open and honest with each other and he looks at a marriage as a business proposition that needs a return on investment.