Hi, all, I just opened a YouTube channel! Now I have to actually FILM something!! BUT I wanted to share this podcast host's appreciation for my guest appearance and all that's been going on lately. I wanted to share that I just finished dictating the audio version of my book for the SECOND time this past Sunday (ALL day Sunday). My self-publisher gave me incorrect info about doing it and I had to do it over COMPLETELY!! But it was an interesting experience, even the second time through, where I found errors (of course). And I wanted to share with you all my latest pat on the back from my most recent podcast guesting, the wonderful feedback I got from my recent podcast host. Here it all is! I am deeply in the midst of promoting my just published, "ARE RELATIONSHIPS FOR SUCKERS?", based on 54 years with my beloved and the last 7 years sharing advice, insights and practical wisdom on Quora.com where I've accumulated over 34.5 million views and thousands of upvotes and compliments. Although she obviously used AI to write this email, it was still lovely: "We're deeply grateful for your participation in the We Can Do It Women 60+ Community interview. Your profound insights about enduring love, communication, and surviving life's pressures together deeply resonated with our community. Key moments that stood out: - Your 54 years together through "magnificent and terrible" times—the terrible years mostly from outside pressures (financial, emotional, children's challenges), not from your relationship itself - - Surviving 10 years on welfare after the 2008 financial crisis destroyed Eli's financial industry career—and coming through stronger - - Understanding that romantic love has two stages: the honeymoon stage (lust, attraction, brain chemicals) and enduring love (work, commitment, communication on the deepest spiritual level) - - Your seven years answering relationship questions on Quora—27,000 posts with 34.5 million views—because you witnessed skyrocketing divorce rates and unnecessary heartbreak - - Your advice when relationships hit tough times: rededicate yourself, remember why you fell in love, remember your best moments together, take a weekend away without phones and reconnect - - Your powerful message: "If we can do it, so can you" -

Talking all things Personal Brand! https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88227281621

I would love to be a guest on one of your podcasts. My book, "Are Relationships For Suckers?", is being loaded onto Amazon as we speak, based on 54 years with my beloved and 7 years answering questions on Quora to over 34 million views and tens of thousands of compliments and upvotes.

Today I'm having Jason Fladlien on the podcast to break down what it means to have webinar success and how to do it the right way. If you don't know him, he IS THE webinar GOAT. He authored the book "One To Many" This is his expertise and has made millions doing this, all of you are invited to tune in live on Zoom! https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87203959549 3PM PST! AND if you guys have any questions...we're gonna do Q&A at the end! So bring your notebook and have your questions ready!

In this episode of The Dept. I sat down with marriage and family therapist Angie Richey for one of the most vulnerable and practical conversations we’ve ever had on the podcast. Together with Amanda, we unpack how childhood experiences shape leadership, business decisions, communication patterns, money beliefs, and even physical affection in marriage. Dr. Richey breaks down the difference between coaching, therapy, and pastoral care, why CEOs and high-performers need self-awareness to avoid becoming the “cap” on their business, and how limiting beliefs formed early in life silently dictate pricing, conflict avoidance, scheduling triggers, and people-pleasing patterns. This conversation will challenge you to heal what’s under the surface so you can lead from wholeness instead of autopilot. LOVE YOU DEPT. FAM