The Joe Martino Show

This episode deals with fear and offers three steps to overcome it.

This episode helps you get the right things done in order to increase productivity and meaning in your life.

This episode deals with the importance of not being easily offended and how your relationships will improve when you can develop this skill. It also has two great questions.

Our words have power. They will either give life to those we love or take life away from them. The wonderful thing is that we own all the power.

We need to stop acting like self view is given. It's developed. This episode deals with how you can develop yours.

What happens to you relationship when you build a habit of conflict? And Anne from Pittsburgh writes in with a great question.

We diminish ourselves as humans when we can't have disagreements without trying to hurt each other.

Sometimes love tells you that you were wrong. This episode deals with ownership of our own lives. It also discusses briefly the difference between cognitive empathy and emotional empathy.

Maybe we complain because we confuse being busy with meaning which allows us to find complaining to be easier.

In this episode, I discuss the three minds that we all live out of and how we can choose our best mind.

In this episode, I talk about 5 life lessons that will help you live a life that matters.

This week I talk about two different and yet related things. What if people who can never tell anyone no aren't really altruistic? And how do we deal with change?

There is no episode this week. I will resume next week as usual.

This episode deals with how fear attacks us and how we can push back.

I know a couple that spent 18 months solving a problem. Most of the time when I tell people about this situation they think it was too long. But was it? How long is 18 months in the context of the rest of your life?

In this episode, I lament that school starting is right around the corner and I discuss what a second half of the year reset looks like.

Do you want better communication skills today? Then this episode is for you. Employ these rules to guide your words and your communication will improve immediately.

This episode deals with the devastating consequences of chasing happiness and explains how we can learn to be happy in every situation.

This episode presents a tool to deal with the four emotional hazards. This tool will help every relationship improve communication.

This track deals with four dangerous patterns of communication that can negatively impact all relationships.

Recently a friend asked me how we change the conversation about suicide in our culture and work toward lowering the suicide rate to save lives. This episode is my attempt to answer that very difficult question.

It's June. What happened to those goals you set in January? This episode deals with a few steps on how get back on track. Also, my friend, Jamie stops by and talks about the life for his daughter with hearing loss from a parents perspective.

Why do we constantly get invested in love stories? Where does our meaning come from in regard to our attachment? Wanting to be involved in a love story is written in our hearts and souls. Love requires work. And the promised insurance rant! Enjoy

In this episode Mike from Alaska writes in with such a great question that I open the show with it. What do you when the conversation between you and your partner goes south? How do you bring it back? Plus, we talk about five key components to decision making and presenting to your partner in a way that allows a decision to be made while ensuring everyone is heard, valued and safe.

In this episode I discuss the three D's and the danger they present to Emotional Security. A local therapist stops by to talk about his new endeavor to help Veterans. Plus, more vinegar shenanigans!