Season Three: Recent Episodes
Millionaire Marriage Podcast
Jeremy’s sister, Brittani Scott, stopped by to talk with us about the strength that lies in trusting the Lord. She and her husband suffered their share of heartbreak during the adoption process, but God's redemption in their story is so heart-warming.
Brittani is a singer/songwriter, pastors-wife, and mother to a beautiful baby girl, Asha, who came into their life through trusting in the Lord. Brittani talks about what her and Ryan's journey to becoming parents looked like, her tour, church planting, and even how she views her role in life.
If you find yourself struggling to wait on God to fulfill a promise in your life, you won’t want to miss her testimony.
It is a beautiful representation of how even when you are in the middle of a season of waiting, if you glorify the Lord, he will fulfill His promises to you.
We had the honor of sitting down with Joe Ceasar, founder of Legacy Institute for Financial Education. After being diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder while in the military, Joe realized that PTSD comes in many different forms, including financially.
So—what is Financial PTSD? It's a type of sustained stressor one experiences that will affect the way they make financial decisions in the future. (For example: Not being able to pay rent for three consecutive months is a stressor that can lead to long-term financial trauma.)
Have you ever found yourself in the trenches of Financial PTSD?
How can we get ourselves OUT of that mindset?
Let’s find out.
Check out Joe Ceasar and his organization, Legacy Institute For Financial Education HERE!
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We recently came across a Women's Health Magazine article that stated a "work husband" is the one relationship you NEED in your life...
...uh—we beg to differ. If you’re single and ready to mingle, go for it. But when you're married? That “work spouse” relationship might end up costing you your REAL marriage.
It may look innocent on the outside, but relying on a coworker of the opposite sex to fulfill your emotional needs can quickly become a slippery slope.
So, what’s wrong with having a work wife or a work husband?
Let’s break it down in this week's episode.
Marriage is a lot like climbing a mountain: sometimes it's an uphill battle and it takes teamwork to get to the summit, but man is it worth it to reach that highest point, take in the view, and relish in your efforts.
In this episode, the Robinsons discuss how they've navigated the trials in their life, basing their relationship on the mindset that "divorce isn’t an option" from early on. You won’t want to miss out on their touching testimony through Jenny's battle with breast cancer—tune in to listen to how their story snakes through the ups and downs on their way up this beautiful mountain called "marriage."
When life gives you seasons… make lemonade?
I think we got our metaphors a little mixed up. But the point is, learning how to navigate those seasons with your spouse can build your relationship up, or… quite the opposite.
In this episode, we talk through what navigating those transitions can look like. There is no cookie-cutter way to maneuver through tough seasons, but if you put these principles into practice, the seasons become easier.
So how do we do that?
Commit to communication, be positive on purpose, and work on reframing your thinking.
Let's dive in!
RISE AND GRIND… right? Ehh, we’re not completely sold. While there are plenty of good things that come from the “hustle culture” that we live in, there are also a lot of downfalls that can be detrimental to our home life if we aren’t proactive in setting those boundaries.
We’ve been made to feel like if we aren’t up every morning at 4am and hitting the gym before working 12-hour days, we just aren’t doing what it takes to be successful. In reality, though, if we’re measuring success by the amount in our bank account, we’ve missed the point.
Tune in as we discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly behind hustle culture.
What is a narcissist and how do you know if you’re living with one?
With the recent spike in the “me me me” culture, narcissistic tendencies are running rampant. But being married to one is a totally different story. If you’ve noticed your spouse consistently lacking empathy, having an excessive need for attention or admiration, becoming extremely manipulative, and usually does no wrong, you might be living with a narcissist.
When you are no longer serving a narcissist's purpose, it leaves you feeling empty, worthless, or small, because you couldn't live up to their expectations. Is there hope? Let’s dive in!
What does it even mean to be IN love? There may be times where you don’t feel like you're in love with your significant other. But ultimately, love is a choice. You are CHOOSING to commit to each other—deciding every single morning whether or not you are going to love your spouse.
Feelings are fleeting, so when we don’t “feel” in love anymore, are we choosing to stop loving? Just because you don’t feel like you’re in love, doesn't mean your marriage is doomed.
Have you truly fallen out of love? Let’s find out!
While society becomes more and more obsessed with outward appearance, it’s so hard not to compare yourself to what the stereotypical body should look like. Of course, it’s important to live a healthy lifestyle and take care of yourself, but where is the boundary line?
When does it become less about the health and wellbeing of our bodies and more about covering insecurities so our spouse doesn’t see?
Join us as we sit down with Katelen Noble, our podcast producer, as she talks about her personal struggle with body image within the fitness realm, and the negative effects it can have on your marriage.
We’re all about creating healthy habits! But in order to start creating healthy ones, you have to acknowledge where some have become unhealthy. We came up with 7 of the worst habits that can infiltrate your relationship—sometimes without you even noticing.
At the end of the day, you have to decide where you want your marriage to be. Not where do “I” want to be, but where do "WE" want to be?
Do we want to live in a child-centered home? How do we tackle any sexual addictions brought into our home? Do I really need to control every aspect of our family finances?Let’s dive in!