Are you addicted to drama?

Are you drawn to drama?

Do you put on the latest tabloid news, even though you know it’s pretty meaningless, but you can’t stop yourself from watching it anyway?

How about your own life? Are you attracting drama in your life?

In the latest episode God, Money & Purpose, Vivian and I dissect and deconstruct the drama. We discuss why people are drawn to it, and what they can do to avoid drama.

But, that said, not all drama is bad. Often, you have to fight for a relationship, and that can involve tough conversations. Sometimes, it’s hard to tell where the constructive conversations stop and the destructive drama begins.

The solution is having self-awareness and emotional fitness to have the tough conversations and come out stronger on the other side.

Click on the link below to see the latest episode of God, Money & Purpose to hear this important conversation that will help you understand the difference between blowing up and rebuilding your relationship.

Also Available on Soundcloud | iTunes | Spotify

Go to KingsCodeBook.com to buy my book and learn how to get THE EDGE
and go to NextLevelLeadershipSummit.com to register for our next live/streaming event.

CONNECT WITH ME

I’d love to hear your feedback,
join my text community by sending a message to: (203) 405 – 9199

Releated Post

Conversation starters for troubled marriages

After taking a week off so Raul could teach a boot camp, the GMS Podcast is back. In this episode, Raul and Vivian discuss how difficult it is for men to be vulnerable. As men, we have been conditioned to not ask for help, and to armor yourself in order to go into battle. But that armor becomes isolating, and ends up becoming a barrier to connecting with your partner, with your friends, and with God.

Read More »

What kind of attention do you want in a relationship?

On this episode, Raul and Vivian focus on two interrelated points. The first comes from a situation the two were recently in where the family went to the beach. Raul volunteered to get a beach umbrella, but by the time he got to the store, he kept on buying more and more things that were less and less useful. Raul explores the pattern and trigger that led him to take that action, and specifically his need for approval.

Read More »