Small, ordinary actions are the building blocks of an extraordinary relationship! Just like a work of art is painted one stroke at a time, your marriage and the relationship you have with your spouse is shaped by the little things you do every day. Hank talks about the simple, consistent moments that eventually create a lasting and powerful love for one another.
All marriages come with their share of problems, but the strength they can have is priceless. Hank talks about embracing the “manure moments”, which can lead to a stronger, happier relationships. The blessings are in the strength of the ox–if you’re willing to put in the work!
Trust with your spouse isn’t built on grand gestures–it’s built on consistency. Hank explores how being predictable and reliable, like Old Faithful, can transform your marriage, friendships, and family relationships. Are you someone your spouse (and others) can count on?
If you want to improve your marriage, start with the person in the mirror! Hank explores the Savior’s parable of the beam and the mote, shares Joseph Smith surprising advice on criticism, and discusses why “soft answers” can heal even the hardest of hearts.
What air is to the lungs, listening is to the soul! Hank dives deep into the eight types of listening and shares practical ways to use this lost art to strengthen your marriage through true understanding and compassion.
Love isn’t a one-size-fits-all experience. Do you know your spouse’s love language? Hank dives into the five love languages and how identifying these can help you show love in a way that truly connects. Your relationships might just change forever–for the better.
Artificial harmony might look like peace on the surface, but it erodes relationships from within. Hank explains why frequent, personal, positive, low-risk interaction is the only real way to build trust—and how this principle applies to every area of life. Don't skip the steps that lead to lasting connection!
Relationships are like engines—they need oil to keep running smoothly. Hank talks about how pretending things are “fine” eventually creates bigger problems, how to use trust to reduce the friction in your marriage, and how slow, deliberate action builds a love that will last forever.
Could your good intentions be part of the problem? Hank explores the powerful story of Ignaz Semmelweis, and how a willingness to look at the things that may not be evident to yourself can transform your relationship for the better.
Criticism won’t build a better marriage, but time together will. Hank explores how to gently inspire change in your spouse, why dating your partner matters, and how even small moments of connection can heal and strengthen your relationship.