It may seem hard to believe, but summer is over, and it’s already September.
This summer has felt like a roller coaster ride, and it’s time to start thinking about how to end the summer strong. If you want to strengthen your relationship, connection with God, and your business, you must learn how to communicate.
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Steering the narrative towards responsibility and growth, Vivian and Raul advocate for breaking free from toxic relationship patterns, emphasizing the importance of maintaining individual completeness within the partnership. Transitioning seamlessly, the duo shifts focus to the essentials of cultivating enduring connections in long-term relationships. They delve into the significance of personal growth, urging individuals to bring their best selves to the table before contributing to a partnership. Gender roles take center stage as the couple encourages men to lead and women to support, creating a harmonious balance.
What does it take to go from the lowest and most forgotten dregs of society to the top of the world? Ryan Blair went from a gang member and a high school dropout to the CEO of a company worth $600 million at its peak. Hear his incredible life story in my interview with him.
On this episode of the King’s Code Podcast, Raul reacts to the Liver King apology video. Brian Johnson, the Liver King, has been a social media sensation for his He-Man like physique and for advocating the “Ancestral Tenents,” including eating raw liver. With a body like that, he was accused many times of using performance-enhancing drugs, which he flatly denied every time. But recently, his personal emails admitting to steroid use were leaked to YouTuber More Plates More Dates, and he was exposed. The Liver King was pretty much forced to do an apology video. On this episode, Raul rates whether he thinks that The Liver King is sincere in his apology. Nobody is perfect, nobody has been 100% honest with themselves and other people for their whole lives. When the truth comes out, what can you do to take responsibility? Raul gives his take on what we can learn when owning up to our mistakes.
