Matthew Diehls Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Cars, Finances, Politics, Diseases, etc. I have my thoughts on all of them. This is your opportunity to let me know what you think. I may even bring you onto the show for discussion.
In this closing episode of the opening season of the podcast, we go back over some of the things discussed in previous episodes. But don't fret, there's still new content in this episode. AND IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS!
As much as we’d all like to think that once you have the girl, you’re set. But if you spot too many red flags, and you end the relationship, how do you go on? What do you do when you’re NOT the one to end the relationship?
When you think of keeping a relationship strong, knowing what to do can be tough.
When trying to keep your relationship going, it’s common for people to get desperate to keep their partners, and will great lengths to do so.
My goal is to not only highlight signs of toxicity in your relationship, but to offer ways to avoid them.
We’ve discussed choosing the right girl. We’ve discussed confessing your attraction. Now we need to discuss keeping the girl. As I’m in a relationship of my own, these are the things I’ve been trying to remind myself of as I go.
When looking for a partner to spend you time, and possibly your life with, it can be hard to decide when the best time, and who the best option is. In this episode, I share my opinion on choosing your BEST partner.
How do you tell someone how you feel, without turning them off by doing it the wrong way? This first step will determine how the rest of the relationship will turn out.
In this episode, I cover the basics of investing and share what I think is the best time to start.
In this episode, I talk about video game addiction, and how I've struggled with it throughout my life.
In this episode, we discuss the multiple reasons your drive thru experience was unbearable.
In the re-release of the first episode of the Matthew Diehls Podcast, I share my story with you.
I talk about my life with Cystic Fibrosis, as a twin, after a divorce, and my first car and job.