You’ve probably met leaders who are all about the rules but show little concern for the people they lead. And you’ve probably met those who care deeply about people but avoid confrontation. But the best leaders? They care and they hold people accountable. Hank discusses how wise leadership is both filled with high amounts of love and caring, and high standards.
Great leaders (and parents) know this secret: If you want people to do better, catch them when they’re doing it right. Reinforce the good, and they’ll repeat it. Focus only on the bad, and they’ll just tune you out. Hank discusses ways to help your team grow as you recognize their strengths, not just their shortcomings.
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?
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!
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.
Improving your marriage doesn’t require perfection—it requires persistence. Hank dives into 10 common relationship mistakes (like being critical or controlling) and their positive opposites, offering hope for anyone who wants to try, learn, and keep moving forward.
What if you stopped taking other people’s moods personally? Christy Davis shares a simple but profound truth: every action someone takes tells you something about them, not about you. In this quick but powerful story, she almost let her husband’s frustration ruin a moment of connection. But by choosing to ask instead of assuming, she learned something deeper—and strengthened their bond. Want better relationships? This one shift will change the way you interact with everyone around you.