I don’t think anyone goes through life hoping to fail in their romantic relationship. But some people do. Worse, some relationships exist without thriving. If you’re single and think, I’m a good catch. Why can’t I seem to make this work? This episode is for you. If you’re engaged or married, you better not stop dating well just because you said, “I do.” Today, the one and only Danny Silk joins me to talk about the hot-button issue of romance.
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About Danny
As an author and speaker, Danny Silk offers life-changing books, conferences, and other resources drawn from decades of experience as a counselor, social worker, advocate, pastor, spouse, parent, grandparent, and leader. Danny’s passion centers around helping people build, strengthen, and heal their vital relationships in life.
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